the songs that have been played as it’s neck was tickled and it’s belly was rubbed those at the pawn shop have nightm… of too much Beatles
if you alone hold me as i battle for last breat… if you alone bear the burden of the body left b… if there is no one else in the roo…
it is not often that i think of peace or of the soldier i believe war is inevitable
darkness does not pass suddenly nor does the light surrounding it though her love was a shadow i reticently remember hints of a star
the crowd is divisive full of bickering ideologies and overstimulated thoughts of what makes us different we lose sight of the fact
slippery bars make it hard to hold… captive against your will always lathered in the sweat of es… you elude any sentence
i would be excited to hold it tickle its little belly and watch it laugh if it cried i would search enthusiastically
every song smoking drinking partying with
as summer wanes a chill comes about the air darkness replaces sunlight and the leaf loses it’s grasp upon… it cannot be blamed for its fall
to the deepest thirst a drop of water looks like a rains… over a rushing river lips moisten with hope and the heart drowns with sheer re…
the fast foot of gloom quick through labyrinths of joy always catches up
to have this moment back years from now as i recollect on this poem on this night it’s insignificance shattered with…
i walk like an appetizer onto the moonlight tongue the wine is in my blood
in third grade i confessed to my c… i didn’t know who Joe Montana was because i didn’t watch football the boys were quick to emasculate… and i was ready to punch their lig…
a mind at war with itself for so long thoughts turn into grenades or helicopter blades