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Home again

Anger swelled up

Like a huge bruise

All black and blue.

Fear ran the length of my arms

Pulsing, pulsing.

Swimming in desperate despair

Or more like drowning.

 

Rain falling,

Cool clear blue

Droplets dropping in the midday sun

Hot with an air of cool in it.

Nighttime fell on our small home

In Winchester.

Rain splattered the windows

Like Jackson *******

 

Sleep was unobtainable

The couch uncomfortable

Another year in this place could **** me.

With the syringes and scapegoats

The dry spells and witchcraft.

Someone here wants me dead.

Another year in this place will **** me.

 

Your best friend moved to town last week

We met at the local bar

And drank a few shots

And rummaged through your stuff

Laughing and laughing

Until you got home

 

Another year and I’ll be dead.

What’s this place you call home.

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Sep 18, 2012
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