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Corona Boom-box

Slurred words

 

blared in my ears

 

drunken fists took

 

cheap shots,

 

cheap liquor,

 

30 packs

 

kegs

 

all around --

 

Such sweet

 

Corona melodies

 

Sing me a

 

liquor lullaby,

 

refrains full of regret

 

"shouldn't have smashed your face"

 

"..that girl"

 

"..that window"

 

"..your heart"

 

Turn your corona boom-box

 

down a notch.

 

I'm tired of listening.

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Published
Nov 7, 2010
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