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bye bye val

bye bye valentine

you said i was the puppy that everyone wants to touch

but

i wont let them

you were the one with perfect posture

and it makes us all want it

you were the one with all the **** me"

in you

and you sacrifice it all for yourself

like a feral dog or cat

him as a self reliant fool

me as the everyone else

my sense of possession

my harmless diseases

themselves apparent in waning gibbous moonlight

 

the mildly pretty one who says

can i get in there?

of course you can

but here in this empty place

even though you're gorgeous ( everyone forgets about beauty and feeling)

even when your that

you're still that

and there might not have conscious

 

as she sat next to me everyday

i didn't say a word

not because i was afraid of what she could say

but because i knew what she couldn't say

 

 

and to think of the parched mind as supplement to my heart beating

take all you need to drown your to your hearts content

the mildew we sprinkled on pretty days

mold inside the walls threatening to bring the health department in

and shut the place down

 

insect wings wetted by spit flying from your mouth

from talking too much

we're here up in the big blue silver lining waiting for you to come home

waiting for the hammer to come down

 

we know each other now

and even our sleepless nights are punctuated by thoughts and dreams of each other

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carl-hoek
Published
Feb 9, 2016
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