Coffee At Midnight, Nobody At DawnA Poem by December Blaize
Sing me a story into that goodnight,
I can't pick my battles, I'm losing the fight. These piano fingers shake with anxiety, If I were to lie I'd blame it on the coffee. I'm numb and I can't feel anything there, I'd leave here but I can't pay the train fare. If I were as deadly as I may seem, I suppose I could escape this nightmare of a dream. See me, I am the disappearing girl, Safety pins can't hold my soul, watch it unfurl. Remembering regrets and lovely mistakes, I tried to print copies but they were all fakes. If I could trade my memories for gold, I'd hesitate but you get another hand after you fold. As I color my sheet music with time to borrow, I'll be sitting in a cafe drowning my sorrow. I've had enough and they've all had plenty, Wishing I could buy a way out with a twenty. I would sleep through the rain and the thunder, But mocha isn't strong enough to put you under. I should've stayed home and stared at the clock, Turned off my phone and declined to talk. Now in a haze of hazelnut and cacao beans, It seems the ends don't always justify the means. © 2012 December Blaize |
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2 Reviews Added on March 17, 2012 Last Updated on October 7, 2012 AuthorDecember BlaizeNCAboutI've been pretty much inactive for a while now. If you're reading this, thank you for your time, and I hope you enjoy my writing, but just know that I have no plans to post anything new at the moment.. more..Writing
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