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When the smokes sets in with the taste of gin And my eyes whirl and my head twirls I am gone, gone, the sky I look upon alone and dark The song of the lark Rolls within my ears Turns seconds into years The sky finally clears I wipe away my tears And fight away the fears Think of happy souvenirs That white, billowy, ghost -like smoke Dips me like a cake to soak, soak in the fresh air of night And everything which seemed trite Now sparkles like sumptuous jewels My mind no longer follows the rules Set by society, because I’m faded So all the complaints, pain and hatred Are tossed in the wind, unrelated To all the happiness most have wasted
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Mar 28, 2015
Mar 28, 2015 at 4:14 PM UTC
Mary Jane
When the smokes sets in with the taste of gin And my eyes whirl and my head twirls I am gone, gone, the sky I look upon alone and dark The song of the lark Rolls within my ears Turns seconds into years The sky finally clears I wipe away my tears And fight away the fears Think of happy souvenirs That white, billowy, ghost -like smoke Dips me like a cake to soak, soak in the fresh air of night And everything which seemed trite Now sparkles like sumptuous jewels My mind no longer follows the rules Set by society, because I’m faded So all the complaints, pain and hatred Are tossed in the wind, unrelated To all the happiness most have wasted
julia-mia
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Mar 28, 2015
Mar 28, 2015 at 4:14 PM UTC
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