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Can you imagine that bottle of Canadian whiskey on its last few shots? And my crouched body and their comfortable nostalgia? And thoughts of these dark times, And his dark grave, And finally a drunk dial to an old friend Consisting primarily of "I'm sorry" and bad, drunken Star Wars references As if a few Chewbacca jokes can fix this mess And there's that familiar feeling of almost breaking into tears And the tough-girl response of **** this, pass me the whiskey" And this hammered mess thinks, I wish I could forget I wish I could leave the earth I wish I were Mr. Malachi Constant And god **** I wish death weren't so ****** final But then again, I don't think I've ever been alive No matter how fast my heart has beat No matter how sentient these moments have made me feel And no matter how many shots of Canadian whiskey I managed to tackle I think, like Frankenstein's monster, maybe I was born to be half-alive While my mind circles back to these dark times, and his dark grave, and finally a drunk dial to an old friend, consisting primarily of "I'm sorry" and Star Wars references as if a few shots of Canadian whiskey will bring us all to life Are you a real boy, now?
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Apr 16, 2014
Apr 16, 2014 at 1:54 AM UTC
Canadian whiskey pt. 1
Can you imagine that bottle of Canadian whiskey on its last few shots? And my crouched body and their comfortable nostalgia? And thoughts of these dark times, And his dark grave, And finally a drunk dial to an old friend Consisting primarily of "I'm sorry" and bad, drunken Star Wars references As if a few Chewbacca jokes can fix this mess And there's that familiar feeling of almost breaking into tears And the tough-girl response of **** this, pass me the whiskey" And this hammered mess thinks, I wish I could forget I wish I could leave the earth I wish I were Mr. Malachi Constant And god **** I wish death weren't so ****** final But then again, I don't think I've ever been alive No matter how fast my heart has beat No matter how sentient these moments have made me feel And no matter how many shots of Canadian whiskey I managed to tackle I think, like Frankenstein's monster, maybe I was born to be half-alive While my mind circles back to these dark times, and his dark grave, and finally a drunk dial to an old friend, consisting primarily of "I'm sorry" and Star Wars references as if a few shots of Canadian whiskey will bring us all to life Are you a real boy, now?
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Apr 16, 2014
Apr 16, 2014 at 1:54 AM UTC
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