Thursday, June 18, 2015

Timeline

Oh the rage she’s in, chopping zones, and licking cocaine
straws. I’m blind to her terrors, a closed drawer, rolling a
blunt. Liquor spilt into the car, the windows are foggy,
and carpet is sticky. But life is ever in motion, a stuffy
nose, plus, another bottle. And none of us saw it: an
empty container, broken glass, and silent mirrors. 

A heart is beating vapers, air gliding memories, tripping
over fallen safes. I’m here, love—an inch away, counting
obituaries. Only God understood the vision, a clash of
warriors. And we kept flying, defying death, an inch away.

Oh the rage she’s in, plucking tulips, aflame a golden
river. I see her and pass a match, inhaling nicotine and
tar. Our days a public affair, and our nights a tender
addiction. And what of mother, a ten hour tour in his room.  


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