Hello Poetry
Submit your work and get some sparkles! Create free account
I feel drunk all the time. You are on my mind like a sweet hangover [if such a thing is possible]. Oh, but it must be. Your eyes, the colour of dark Amaretto, I could stare at them intensely, casually, aimlessly, eternally, until I'm completely drowning in your bitter sweet gaze. Just thinking of you literally makes my heart flutter. I can feel this giant ache, a longing perhaps pulling my heart in multiple directions. Every single alarm bell in my brain is going off and I know this has to stop specially since it never began, and even when I can actually taste the foreseen heartbreak like the smell of cheap ***** I still crave for you, the alcoholic I am. I want to savour you as I would a glass of Baileys on a summer evening. But right now I frankly don't care. Give it to me as a single shot of Absynth, and I'll down it in one go, because Baby, I'm addicted to you!
0
Sep 27, 2012
Sep 27, 2012 at 7:40 PM UTC
Intoxicated...
I feel drunk all the time. You are on my mind like a sweet hangover [if such a thing is possible]. Oh, but it must be. Your eyes, the colour of dark Amaretto, I could stare at them intensely, casually, aimlessly, eternally, until I'm completely drowning in your bitter sweet gaze. Just thinking of you literally makes my heart flutter. I can feel this giant ache, a longing perhaps pulling my heart in multiple directions. Every single alarm bell in my brain is going off and I know this has to stop specially since it never began, and even when I can actually taste the foreseen heartbreak like the smell of cheap ***** I still crave for you, the alcoholic I am. I want to savour you as I would a glass of Baileys on a summer evening. But right now I frankly don't care. Give it to me as a single shot of Absynth, and I'll down it in one go, because Baby, I'm addicted to you!
This poem is the sole property of me and cannot be copied or used without permission. [Copyright G.H. Rodrigo 02/09/2011]
harsh
Written by
Sep 27, 2012
Sep 27, 2012 at 7:40 PM UTC
Request permission to use this poem