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To me she is a name and an image, the moral to my good intentions, A face to a feeling of my own invention. She's a lingering lie in the back of my mind. Fingers and lips stand highlighted as ghost-like etchings in my abbreviated memory. Romanticised moments of your hip-bones tremoring on Winter nights, alone and together in the dark. Our long lasting days in-doors played out like "the way things ought to be", with the most perfect view of the movie through faded strands of hair These days, your girls make you up unfamiliar, Indian ink applied over the original sketch, the shivering girl brought down to match, a floating feather dipped in black and made part of a Hot Topic handbag. And even now I wonder if the dripping wet girl with the stiff shutter smile ever even existed, at least, the drunken emo kid staggering on the cobbles whispers rumours she was mown down by telltale scripted kisses and silent exchanges. So she remains a name and an image, a memorial for better or worse, an epitaph that eases the hurt, the difficult first album of my heart
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Jun 12, 2010
Jun 12, 2010 at 2:00 PM UTC
She roots for the Raptors.
To me she is a name and an image, the moral to my good intentions, A face to a feeling of my own invention. She's a lingering lie in the back of my mind. Fingers and lips stand highlighted as ghost-like etchings in my abbreviated memory. Romanticised moments of your hip-bones tremoring on Winter nights, alone and together in the dark. Our long lasting days in-doors played out like "the way things ought to be", with the most perfect view of the movie through faded strands of hair These days, your girls make you up unfamiliar, Indian ink applied over the original sketch, the shivering girl brought down to match, a floating feather dipped in black and made part of a Hot Topic handbag. And even now I wonder if the dripping wet girl with the stiff shutter smile ever even existed, at least, the drunken emo kid staggering on the cobbles whispers rumours she was mown down by telltale scripted kisses and silent exchanges. So she remains a name and an image, a memorial for better or worse, an epitaph that eases the hurt, the difficult first album of my heart
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Jun 12, 2010
Jun 12, 2010 at 2:00 PM UTC
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