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I'm at the end of the trail, a caboose burning midnight like a poet, like a nobody I'm behind Blondie and Blue Eyes and Whiteskinnygirl number one two three so that I round each corner dead last spinning my charred wheels tough aching to understand why every other car will always be golden to you, to why I'm unimportant yet you refuse to unhinge these wrists. From the mountains, from the sea, from the gravel beneath our tracks, honey, I can hear you, groaning my name up my knees, "Shayla,shayla,shayla," a Super C the way you pump steam earthward as if to make love to the rail I'm making love to for you.
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Jul 30, 2011
Jul 30, 2011 at 10:30 PM UTC
Freight Train
I'm at the end of the trail, a caboose burning midnight like a poet, like a nobody I'm behind Blondie and Blue Eyes and Whiteskinnygirl number one two three so that I round each corner dead last spinning my charred wheels tough aching to understand why every other car will always be golden to you, to why I'm unimportant yet you refuse to unhinge these wrists. From the mountains, from the sea, from the gravel beneath our tracks, honey, I can hear you, groaning my name up my knees, "Shayla,shayla,shayla," a Super C the way you pump steam earthward as if to make love to the rail I'm making love to for you.
[04-05-11] [Salty}
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Jul 30, 2011
Jul 30, 2011 at 10:30 PM UTC
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