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May 2016
I am being constantly reminded
that,
'this is the dawning of the day'
and me
yawning like there's no tomorrow

I hate the radio that
sits
like a cameo
on the backstage of my life

and **** the teardrops too.

Too many flood tides.

I will drown again
in the repetition
of the constant pain
I will
drown again.

I eat Chinese for dinner.

She was the lotus,
a gossamer blossom.

all that's long ago
and before you were born
a thousand fortune cookies
under the bridge.

**** me or cure me,
but
can you be sure of me?
it's something that I
need to know.
John Edward Smallshaw
Written by
John Edward Smallshaw  68/Here and now
(68/Here and now)   
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