all those excuses
no two and two
a black hole
it was all you
shifted gears
head for high clear
slamming deer
drinking beers
yellow eyes
you’re gonna die
love you
never had to think twice
never had to roll the dice
i knew you were the guy
all those excuses
no two and two
a black hole
it was all you
shifted gears
head for high clear
slamming deer
drinking beers
yellow eyes
you’re gonna die
love you
never had to think twice
never had to roll the dice
i knew you were the guy
disturbing or alluring
death is inevitable
the frequency in which we meet
bring ourselves to feet
knees become dusty
streets repeat
in time we figure out how to restart
take a window seat to complete
conceit with heat
chase a goose
drink the juice
lose only to find our roots
welcome, life is introduced
a message appears
could sense your fears
feel like i could go years
you’d sit there
wonder about my career
had i gone anywhere?
i did the same
but my war wasn’t for you
i’m sorry, i couldn’t shed for you
those beers
still in my fridge
hope you didn’t stand at the bridge
didn’t mean to leave you in a ditch
swear that’s not my niche
a good one
conservative and nice
didn’t want to steal a piece
say good bye
leave you at bay
make you wait for a different day
i appreciate the wish
but i promise i’ll squish
it’s better to dismiss
before i leave you blue
stuck in glue
thrusting to busting
head to knees
smoke your cigarette
blow it on me
the way you dance
check your phone and laugh
would you like another
said in southern
you could smother
they’d never wonder
never imagine or fathom
never told a soul
the magic was tragic
weak in the knees
as i rolled in satin
these things happen
but usually end with an assassin
I move with one, obtuse for two. You and I, used to be, too. Do you understand how in love I am with you? I move, I shake, I rumble, strike and tumble. My rage becomes this then done. I walk with anger and my fists clench tight. You and I, it was only “might.”
Hide under sheets, people lie next – I bleed. My wounds fail to show as I hold my coat close. You’ll never see how they treated me, as I’ll never let anyone in, at least that close again.
I look at the sky. I want to die. It opens, I see the eye – remember my grave and hope for the day I won’t think of your face. I lust for grace, to feel the bass of existence, for it to create distance.
Next time I’ll listen, at least for a minute. Follow the motions and let go of moments that weren’t meant for me – or to be.
my thoughts are kind
you run across, time to time
i wonder
is there a gaze for me
are you proud of me
did you haunt for me
like you promised me
i miss you
soon we’ll resume
see you soon
p.s. i still smell your perfume
black shirt
blue jeans
lie in dirt
roll with me
careless nights
feeling alive
hitch a ride
let ‘em drive
let’s thrive
one night was enough
emotions were tough
left a scuff
and burned the truck
never gave a fuck
right or wrong
we don’t belong
we’re with one
as they drew their gun
you had your fun, run
as the shots begun
strike my nails
blue to red
your skin, let it ooze
turn on blues
you, i choose, skin begins to bruise
lick your tattoo
watch you transfuse
they accuse
look me in the eye
i deny, i refuse
play in my excuse
i was abused
smirk, laugh
watch me dance
call me crazy
my clean up was lazy
scream from my cell
so tasty, i love you baby
i licked it like gravy
as i wave my arms
and think
maybe i am crazy?
I lie within the ground subconsciously listening for a sound. The ground shakes and I forget, my chance to wake is far past approval. I lie, listening, yearning for touch – lusting for more. The cold sensation struggles to leave as it soaks in its own denial. As my mind yearns to rekindle its warmth, it remembers once more. How must you get past the door?
I take a moment, remember that all is broken and focus is lost. I need an omen, another moment, a door to open, and to hear your words softly spoken. But all is here, a poet, my dear. I look for a sign, yet remember that this was the sign, an atonement for my crime.
I wait for you, mark the days for you. These days – they’re dark because of what I’ve done to you. Here I am, outside your window, a beautiful winter’s bark watching you smirk and laugh. I dance, but with the wind.
Soon we’ll be twins, two twigs with the wind – I hope then, you’ll forgive… for all that I did.
a dance in the park
the spark, so poise
the noise
somewhere in illinois
all i wanted
the desire for your hips
the taste of your lips
the kitchen and rock
as we danced
how you spoke about your mom
the others, by their hair
you, the way you stood there
with aggression, this isn’t fair
but i don’t care
all those times
we screamed and hollered
how i fixed your collar
kissed your lips, told you
play your bag of tricks
now i sit, reminisce
occasionally miss the abyss
the hours we’d spend
skin on skin
talking about how you hated the glitz
how you wanted to quit
and no longer exist