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***** south hotel

There better be an ashtray at the end of this rainbow

The record is spinning static

       Room key has your name left with it

The bayou chattering like the immigrants tray full of ***** wine glasses

 

Nobody is coming for you

Turn out the lights

 

I warned you

Even crying babies have to say goodnight

 

 

The hallway lights start to flicker

My feet no longer touch the ground

I wander out into the empty twilight cooridors where lowly Cajun girls were found

 

Nobody is coming for you

The water  splashes room numbers throughout the hallway

I can't remember which floor I'll find you

My number is up anyway

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Jan 10, 2014
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