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We sit together, On old chairs with cracked legs And upholstery of a dated pattern. My hands: blackened at the fingertips nails in ruins calloused. it appears that my guitar is the victor of this battle. The dining room is a mess- textbooks strewn about, proclaiming that a change in buyer preferences will cause a shift in demand and that the Amarna Period reflected a number of stylistic changes and the clock on the oven says it's nearly midnight. Retire with me to the front porch. Sit down in a white rocking chair with green-and-brown striped cushions And feel the cool, clean mist on your cheeks As the rain comes pouring forth From the opened mouth of Tlaloc, And we will sing, and laugh, and cry Until it is quite late indeed And we become dizzy, giddy, wobbly-minded And fall gratefully into bed.
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Oct 1, 2010
Oct 1, 2010 at 5:40 AM UTC
A Late Night
We sit together, On old chairs with cracked legs And upholstery of a dated pattern. My hands: blackened at the fingertips nails in ruins calloused. it appears that my guitar is the victor of this battle. The dining room is a mess- textbooks strewn about, proclaiming that a change in buyer preferences will cause a shift in demand and that the Amarna Period reflected a number of stylistic changes and the clock on the oven says it's nearly midnight. Retire with me to the front porch. Sit down in a white rocking chair with green-and-brown striped cushions And feel the cool, clean mist on your cheeks As the rain comes pouring forth From the opened mouth of Tlaloc, And we will sing, and laugh, and cry Until it is quite late indeed And we become dizzy, giddy, wobbly-minded And fall gratefully into bed.
- From The Beginning
cailey-duluoz
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Oct 1, 2010
Oct 1, 2010 at 5:40 AM UTC
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