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"A vice grinds hard in the gut..." Began a poem from decades past. From one hard lover, now a ghost, Whose words have long since passed. She scoffed at love and poured another, Drunk, to dull the pain, Sober, I held her in my arms, On guard against the flames. But love grew, still, within the dark, Inside her body, bourbon-tied. Unseen to me, there was a spark, And the gates below blew open wide. Discarding friends and lovers, too, She ****** them for their care. Believing this was what to do, Her love became a dare. She sang her wrath in poetry, Self-loathing, hatred, blame. The gilded coach that had to be, A vehicle of pain. I made farewells once she was gone, They formed inside of sighs. I gathered up the rhyming note, And kissed her peaceful eyes.
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Jun 1, 2015
Jun 1, 2015 at 9:38 AM UTC
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