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Posing For Pictures With The Invisible Man

I awoke naked in the cemetery; the devil was nowhere in sight.

Scotty laughed his *** off. William simply shook his head.

 

Bob was nowhere to be found.

As I walked around, void of shame fueled by alcohol on the verge of stopping my heart.

I collected my clothes and realized I had busted my *** in my blacked-out adventures and **** ripped off my right ear.

 

I had forever scrambled my eggs, and deep fried my soul washed away my worries with an ever-approaching sun.

 

Cried fool’s Gold confessions and realized if I ever yearned to be home.

 

Amongst the tombstones and ever-past friends epitaphs.

 

I truly was already here.

I don't cry because they're gone.

I only cry because I have remained.

 

God never seems to answer the ******* phone!

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john-patrick-robbins-aka-gonzo
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Apr 15, 2023
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