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good boys who love bad girls

the space between living & not

a thunder bold fire bird bird

leather skirt

wife beater shirt

******* on the neon suckin’ on the moon

black black black

liner

everywhere

so fast down sunsets

riding

everything full throttle

don’t bottle ( she/me)

her up

louder LOUDER

don’t wanna hear the

world falling

all over

& over

 

John has a fresh pressed shirt

waits on the corner for her

her who smells like another woman/her

there’s no justice to love he thinks

tugging at his loafers with the back of his guilt

mothers forbidding

he’s too young for such fast woman she yelps

 

time melts the pavement

he flips his nickel

the rumble old car rave

the ground shakes he sees the familiar

a flash fast smile

lipstickless

it "phooo" nickel smack lands on heads

he jumps in the passenger

seat

 

& off off

off

 

to get off

 

to get lost

 

in something he’s not

nor will ever be

 

a woman

 

 

free

 

 

 

 

6/13/11

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Jun 14, 2011
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