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I thought I might be a musician Mom couldn’t afford my lessons My eyesight wasn’t great I couldn’t read notes fast enough Practicing annoyed the family I only managed last chair, 2nd violins               But still I got to play in High School concerts In shiny dresses with glitter in my hair               However I haven’t held a violin in years I loaned mine to a Bluegrass band The leader died - and it was gone ≈≈≈≈≈≈≈≈ I thought I might become a dancer But my fingers can not touch the floor I couldn’t kick much higher than my waist Choreography was hard for me to learn I had the stamina if not the skill My partner wanted someone else                 But still I danced on stage in a college play And Morris Danced at the Old Globe Theatre                 However I’ve forgotten how to keep the beat And all the dance floor moves I made I’m too self conscious now to try ≈≈≈≈≈≈≈≈ I fancied I could be a singer I knew the words to all the songs And I could keep the melody in tune But I had a voice with no vibrato And the quality was thin My range was very limited               But still I sang Blueberry Hill at a talent show In a black lame’ dress and surprised a few               However I couldn’t get the hang of harmony And found I fit best in a choir My family wouldn’t hear my solos ≈≈≈≈≈≈≈≈ I thought that I was born an actress I practically got that one right I had a lead in an Ibsen play And toured the state with Macbeth But Hollywood was one big casting couch And I could see no way around it           But still I got to be on TV  shows Winning games and merchandise           However I sold the Firebird Convertible I won I needed rent money more than a car And rules allow you only three shows in a lifetime ≈≈≈≈≈≈≈≈ I always thought I was a poet I started young and never stopped But family ignored and scoffed Then I got trapped inside my mirror And only wrote when all was beak Somebody said my stuff was dreary           But still I stumbled on the HP website And found a group who like the words I write           However When I read the others’ writes I realize how limited my skills And fight the need to run away and hide.     ∞ It seems I dabbled in all the arts
 Looking for the one that fit me And finding they all needed alteration And I never had the proper needle   ∞   Still, a moment in the sun Is better than a lifetime in the shade I had a taste of everything Though the banquet was not mine. ljm
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Jul 8, 2017
Jul 8, 2017 at 12:24 PM UTC
ADOLESCENT ASPIRATIONS ALL GROWN UP
I thought I might be a musician Mom couldn’t afford my lessons My eyesight wasn’t great I couldn’t read notes fast enough Practicing annoyed the family I only managed last chair, 2nd violins               But still I got to play in High School concerts In shiny dresses with glitter in my hair               However I haven’t held a violin in years I loaned mine to a Bluegrass band The leader died - and it was gone ≈≈≈≈≈≈≈≈ I thought I might become a dancer But my fingers can not touch the floor I couldn’t kick much higher than my waist Choreography was hard for me to learn I had the stamina if not the skill My partner wanted someone else                 But still I danced on stage in a college play And Morris Danced at the Old Globe Theatre                 However I’ve forgotten how to keep the beat And all the dance floor moves I made I’m too self conscious now to try ≈≈≈≈≈≈≈≈ I fancied I could be a singer I knew the words to all the songs And I could keep the melody in tune But I had a voice with no vibrato And the quality was thin My range was very limited               But still I sang Blueberry Hill at a talent show In a black lame’ dress and surprised a few               However I couldn’t get the hang of harmony And found I fit best in a choir My family wouldn’t hear my solos ≈≈≈≈≈≈≈≈ I thought that I was born an actress I practically got that one right I had a lead in an Ibsen play And toured the state with Macbeth But Hollywood was one big casting couch And I could see no way around it           But still I got to be on TV  shows Winning games and merchandise           However I sold the Firebird Convertible I won I needed rent money more than a car And rules allow you only three shows in a lifetime ≈≈≈≈≈≈≈≈ I always thought I was a poet I started young and never stopped But family ignored and scoffed Then I got trapped inside my mirror And only wrote when all was beak Somebody said my stuff was dreary           But still I stumbled on the HP website And found a group who like the words I write           However When I read the others’ writes I realize how limited my skills And fight the need to run away and hide.     ∞ It seems I dabbled in all the arts
 Looking for the one that fit me And finding they all needed alteration And I never had the proper needle   ∞   Still, a moment in the sun Is better than a lifetime in the shade I had a taste of everything Though the banquet was not mine. ljm
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Purge your unclean self Your existence does not depend On the judgement of others You are the beauty created For something long before you were born Life depends on you You are what you aspire to look like Appearances fail when you forget That time is an illusion Seasons are fleeting But you will reign red-blooded The eyes follow every angle Seriously believe in your immortality The skinny boy on the runway Believes Invincibility Inevitably forever This is heaven This is hell Death is forever Life lasts beyond eons Your beauty is worn on your soul Be it an old familiar jacket That has toured the world Be it a minimalistic shift Worn moments before you were deflowered Photographs will create the verdict You will be weighed You will be measured Perfection is possible
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Oct 1, 2014
Oct 1, 2014 at 7:41 PM UTC
Fashion
But just maybe by then i’ll be north and you’ll be south just how we’ve always been on different paths but somehow ended up at the same place again and again. Meet me in Amsterdam. When you’ve toured every major city and I’ve seen enough landscapes. Would you spare a week from all of this and escape? Just to feel like we’re sixteen again when we planned that we’ll do this one day. We said we’d live. I know you said a lot of things. Yeah, so the future didn’t turn out the way we hoped, but i’m hopeful that one day you will Meet me in Amsterdam. Where we’ll experience night, day, and beautiful weather. See and do all kinds of things together. Where we could pretend we’re in another universe Where we ended up happily ever. Where I could finally say goodbye to you forever. Maybe when we leave, I’ll go north and you’ll go south. Or maybe we’ll somehow end up at the same place.
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Nov 3, 2014
Nov 3, 2014 at 1:26 AM UTC
Meet me in Amsterdam
there's a lot of holes in my life for example my waist takes as little space as possible; a curve is formed in each side in order to be fitted by somebody's hands and i would like them to be your hands between every bone of my spine there's a little pause pretending to shape a path long enough to be toured by somebody's fingers and i would like them to be your fingers when i stretch my neck i find angles in my collarbones a piece of architecture to be traced by somebody's mouth and i would like it to be your mouth but your hands hold the curves of other waist and your fingers wander other road and your mouth traces the lines of other architecture and i have all of these holes and there's a hole in my bed and i would like to have two
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May 26, 2014
May 26, 2014 at 6:37 PM UTC
geography
The tour guide was usually a taxi-driver, But for a few extra Euros, he was my guide. Jobs are scarce. For two hours we toured Yeats Country, Me, sitting beside this man of letters, and for once, Enjoying the drive and not the anxiety On Irish roads. They're narrow and winding to Ben Bulben, With stops at neolithic stone circles, burial mounds, Passageways and, A Fairy's Fort. The culmination was  Drumcliff Churchyard Where I was to prove his existence. He has an unassuming stone, One usually doesn't linger long, But my Guide stood beside me, And suddenly recited, The Fiddler of Dooney. I was sure it was Yeats' accent, This unassuming poet. I did as bid, I Cast a cold eye, And stood glad that I Wasn't him, As I stopped, Before passing by.
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Apr 19, 2015
Apr 19, 2015 at 5:32 PM UTC
Drumcliff Churchyard, Sligo
A Second Chance of Love Traveled, toured,and searched a long time for this day. Now, considered it fate for I found you again. Now we met again, I'm not going to be stopped. I will not stop these words from being told anymore for it should have been told from the beginning I love you I may not give the perfect relationship that they are offering Forgive me for I can only offer loyalty and undying love Don't be angered in me being afraid for my feelings Forgive me passing out the time not doing anything But never get mad on the reason that until now I love you still When I lost you, my world revolve around deep regret and sorrow, So now, let me express, tell and show that you on and only you will be loved.
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Jul 1, 2015
Jul 1, 2015 at 11:54 AM UTC
A Second Chance of Love
A pen and a cup, they are my seed, to withstand a filthy need, and to fulfill an empty creed. Just hold me in your eyes. For it is quite, a rare sight, to witness a Sunday Smile. Waking up to the cold air again, grasping hold of me again, and the fire is gone. The wind shuffling the pages of my life, but I think I’m a little more stable now. The frequent cheap, empty talks don’t bother me as much. The songs you taught me, stuck longer than the religion you sought for me. Just hold me in your eyes. For it is quite, a rare sight, to reach a Sunday Smile. I stand still until, the day gives me the words I’m looking for. Feels like a collection of meaningful drunk words. Whenever I look down, I see my weary conscience, waving hello in a shallow puddle. Just hold me in your eyes. For it is quite, a rare sight, to feel a Sunday Smile. Although I’ve never toured the universe, forward or reverse, I have witnessed pale truth, in a life of epilepsy. She introduced me to the world, through a Polaroid view, as she critiqued my life of solitude. Just hold me in your eyes. For it is quite, a rare sight, to hold onto a Sunday Smile.
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Feb 6, 2013
Feb 6, 2013 at 1:22 PM UTC
A Sunday Smile
the token of love, vacant of meaning the token of love, vacant of meaning a non committal heart, ne'er sticks by a non committal heart, ne'er sticks by the token of love, ne'er sticks by vacant of meaning, a non committal heart ponds replete with lovelier lotuses, of enticing thrall ponds replete with lovelier lotuses, of enticing thrall shun none of them, attentive the mind is shun none of them, attentive the mind is of enticing thrall, attentive the mind is ponds replete with lovelier lotuses, shun none of them binding in love's genuine bow, doth require consideration binding in love's genuine bow, doth require consideration all avenues being toured, the right lady chosen all avenues being toured, the right lady chosen all avenues being toured, doth require consideration binding in love's genuine bow, the right lady chosen the non committal heart, doth require consideration all avenues being toured ,ponds replete with lovelier lotuses attentive the mind is, of enticing thrall shun none of them, vacant of meaning the token of love, ne'er stick by the right lady chosen, binding in love's genuine bow
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Aug 29, 2014
Aug 29, 2014 at 10:24 PM UTC
Love's Genuine Bow (Paradelle Poem)
The crowd goes wild The boys give it their all Everyone knows the lyrics You stand back stage And evaluate the show "Where do we go next" Always one step ahead. You've toured all over the world. The girls flash their ***** They're eating from The palm of your hand. She walks up to me Do I know him? She asks, eyes wide open. "Yeah dude, that's Kurt. He ate dirt last weekend"
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Aug 14, 2016
Aug 14, 2016 at 2:32 PM UTC
Not Impressed
Its indeed a correct mistake that a dot of white is a stain on our black Its inventions, a womb that born all Evils Its promises, the word a Saint despises Its stupid dreams, a count of Sahara shii Its a correct mistake their tongue we ever bought For the womb that made us we offered in penny Our pride we cut so short Their pranks scored us much better than Balloteli Its a correct mistake we believe we were slaves To be enslaved into their gravy cell that we then called a palace We chased what's left to us as honour into. the cafe Only to bath in their **** we called a grace Its a correct mistake we ever shifted an inch As it now turns a cell that imprisons our eggs, our fathers, our gods. We took the bait to be toured for in a pinch Turning our shrines a funfair that gets us bored Its a correct mistake that our right made us wrong We fell for the weak we believed would make us strong A fallacy of conception that God is actually a white Logically thinking its a plight to make our future bright Its indeed a correct mistake That Adam actually got fooled by a hole for a bite of cake Esau gave out a divine right Just to make the worms in the stomach feel alright. Its a correct mistake they came through the sea from the west Its much crazy we still drink from the well that put our ratio of intelligence to test.
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Jun 22, 2013
Jun 22, 2013 at 9:57 AM UTC
Correct Mistake
Short nights. We toured the sands of lake Erie. Wet feet, The flashlight beam breaking on rocks and waves and empty beer cans. You laughed at me and we talked about finding a bear or Maybe, in a few years, living together. There was heat. I was swinging and the trees were touching my feet, Bending boughs before us and the cops came So we piled in your car and you Were called to “drive faster.” Speeding up to catch the sharp exhale I Let spread across your neck, Trickling slowly off your collarbone. We brought a camera. And, negatives spoke volumes when we reviewed our faces; You were looking at your feet and my Eyes were on your lips.
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Sep 10, 2012
Sep 10, 2012 at 2:32 AM UTC
Ode to Michigan
She had a fading tattoo on her thigh which caught my eye. Winnie asked me to help her bath Florence as she was alone and I wasn't busy. You don't mind if Benny helps me bath you do you Florence? Winnie said. Me? no make my day for a young feller to see my tattoo again first time in many years I can tell you Florence said. Used to be a dancer back in the early days danced on stage up in  London and sometimes when we toured we went all over the place. Once Winnie had helped Florence undress I saw the tattoo clearer it was in blue and pink and was of a dancer doing the can-can. Is that what you did Florence the can-can? Winnie said. Yes that and other dancing too did more than dancing too other times she laughed. I smiled. She had her grey hair long now as Winnie had unpinned the hair to wash it. Had a young feller who wanted to marry me but he got himself killed at Mons and that was that. Another one came back blinded and although I could have married him I wasn't keen on marrying a blind bloke you know what with me dancing and touring and having to help him I couldn't do it. I think he married some other girl. Florence went quiet had my chances but never did marry. Bet you were a looker when you were young Winnie said. Got a photo in my drawer when I was a dancer one of those sepia jobs faded a bit like me but you can see me as I was then. We eased Florence down in the bath. I wondered how many other men had seen her like I did but didn't ask or say. Once in the bath Winnie did her back and Florence talked on all about once upon.
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Jul 5, 2017
Jul 5, 2017 at 3:59 AM UTC
FLORENCE BATHING 1970
She had a fading tattoo on her thigh which caught my eye. Winnie asked me to help her bath Florence as she was alone and I wasn't busy. You don't mind if Benny helps me bath you do you Florence? Winnie said. Me? no make my day for a young feller to see my tattoo again first time in many years I can tell you Florence said. Used to be a dancer back in the early days danced on stage up in  London and sometimes when we toured we went all over the place. Once Winnie had helped Florence undress I saw the tattoo clearer it was in blue and pink and was of a dancer doing the can-can. Is that what you did Florence the can-can? Winnie said. Yes that and other dancing too did more than dancing too other times she laughed. I smiled. She had her grey hair long now as Winnie had unpinned the hair to wash it. Had a young feller who wanted to marry me but he got himself killed at Mons and that was that. Another one came back blinded and although I could have married him I wasn't keen on marrying a blind bloke you know what with me dancing and touring and having to help him I couldn't do it. I think he married some other girl. Florence went quiet had my chances but never did marry. Bet you were a looker when you were young Winnie said. Got a photo in my drawer when I was a dancer one of those sepia jobs faded a bit like me but you can see me as I was then. We eased Florence down in the bath. I wondered how many other men had seen her like I did but didn't ask or say. Once in the bath Winnie did her back and Florence talked on all about once upon.
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Splendid was the thunderous night Of stormy lightening serenade With cold feet shivering in fright Dismayed you, all afraid Begged of me to walk closer And make you feel at ease Unaware innocently how Passion in night frees. We walked some distance, hand in hand Drenched in blessed rain fall Forgotten is the fear of storm As love came on prowl. As storm poured and doused the earth Until late in the night Kindled on dimly lit streets Keen desire to unite. Suddenly we halt, with eyes locked Sensing a sweet fragrance, Hearing our heavy breathing Acceding to closing distance. Never learnt how hands toured north And reached our faces In heavy rains what wet our lips Were those passionate kisses. Gradually the sweetness grew Entangling us in embrace Ironically a gloomy storm bestowed us divine grace.
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Jun 30, 2014
Jun 30, 2014 at 10:11 PM UTC
Lovers’ Embrace
OF ALL THE KISSES IN ALL THE WORLD, SHE HAS TO WALK INTO MINE! I kissed you in Islip & Liss. Then once again in Syathling, Shipton & Pershore. Where ever I kissed you I only ever wanted to kiss you more. I kissed you in Amberly & Arundel. Once, I kissed you in Swale & Sway. I kissed you all over in many various places that I cannot remember today. I only remember the kisses scattered all over England refusing to fade away. *** *** These are all the beautiful names of little towns and villages in southern England. To my English Jan they were just names but to an Irishman unacquainted with them...they were magical sounds that opened the portals to worlds and love unknown. As we toured the area I did indeed kiss her in all these various places...indeed I cannot conceive of a time or a place in which we were not engaged in the art and craft of kissing. The magic of the kisses and the magic of the names cross pollinated and bloomed into the world of this poem. I still love saying this poem as it allows my lips to kiss once again those beautiful sounds and to kiss the lips that I loved to kiss. They refuse to...fade away. My heart held in Swale and Sway...as if it were today.
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Dec 25, 2015
Dec 25, 2015 at 5:32 PM UTC
OF ALL THE KISSES IN ALL THE WORLD, SHE HAS TO WALK INTO MINE!
We could have hiked Mt.Happily ever after And probably swam in Lake Laughter We would have flown in hope airways If you didn't change your ways We would have toured inspiration springs We would have exchanged vows and rings I could have made a great bride But now that you've wounded my pride Just witness destruction in paradise Witness the change of the paradigm See for yourself with your own eyes You was no Angel but devil in disguise We might have been quite imperfect Something about which we didn't care But we still tried to reach there While we kept our mutual respect Our affair was a race to reckon A corn which haters tried to peck on We could have changed the trend I don't believe that it really was the end So witness destruction in paradise Witness the change of the paradigm See for yourself with your own eyes You was no Angel but devil in disguise You left me with a deadly kind of freedom A kind that chains the soul in a prison You crippled the feet I could use to start again So I'm constantly flying on cloud nine Totally fooled my heart to believe you was mine Only to drop it from high, causing more pain Witness destruction in paradise Witness the change of the paradigm See for yourself with your own eyes You was no Angel but devil in disguise It could have been a better story than cinderella During the rains would have been your umbrella The hugs and kisses were worthwhile We could have gone longer than the Nile That's why I can't believe you've forgotten Yet within me It's no where near rotten Could have shared with the world our paradigm We could have had a pyramidic paradise Witness destruction in paradise Witness the change of the paradigm See for yourself with your own eyes You was no Angel but devil in disguise
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Apr 5, 2015
Apr 5, 2015 at 11:42 AM UTC
DESTRUCTION IN PARADISE
We could have hiked Mt.Happily ever after And probably swam in Lake Laughter We would have flown in hope airways If you didn't change your ways We would have toured inspiration springs We would have exchanged vows and rings I could have made a great bride But now that you've wounded my pride Just witness destruction in paradise Witness the change of the paradigm See for yourself with your own eyes You was no Angel but devil in disguise We might have been quite imperfect Something about which we didn't care But we still tried to reach there While we kept our mutual respect Our affair was a race to reckon A corn which haters tried to peck on We could have changed the trend I don't believe that it really was the end So witness destruction in paradise Witness the change of the paradigm See for yourself with your own eyes You was no Angel but devil in disguise You left me with a deadly kind of freedom A kind that chains the soul in a prison You crippled the feet I could use to start again So I'm constantly flying on cloud nine Totally fooled my heart to believe you was mine Only to drop it from high, causing more pain Witness destruction in paradise Witness the change of the paradigm See for yourself with your own eyes You was no Angel but devil in disguise It could have been a better story than cinderella During the rains would have been your umbrella The hugs and kisses were worthwhile We could have gone longer than the Nile That's why I can't believe you've forgotten Yet within me It's no where near rotten Could have shared with the world our paradigm We could have had a pyramidic paradise Witness destruction in paradise Witness the change of the paradigm See for yourself with your own eyes You was no Angel but devil in disguise
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Cacophonous were the echoes of yesteryear In the face of unyielding fear they flourished Oblivious to their imagistic cataclysm I dwindled Who had known of such a fate to have married? Theatrical strands of faith and vindication Gradually descended upon each square The sun’s oath had risen to fruition Beauteous framework begins to evolve Bearing the august seeds of revelation Answers in which I sought Rested within pendulum clocks As throughout my life Many webs they have spun Amongst tribulations I have toured By not a second did hope age A novelty twas the leaf Upon which I have turned
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May 30, 2012
May 30, 2012 at 2:51 PM UTC
Cigarette Crayons
Speechless would be a good start, Together could be a great ending and Love could be an great explanation. I had a hole filled with nothing in my heart before I met you, I expected you to fall into it and look for a way out without a farewell. Instead you toured it, you discovered every flaw, insecurity, broken dream and lost prosperity and you filled it up with everything you had. Tonight my heart feels complete and normally my mind would be empty but, it's lost in the valley of what could've been and what is and what I want. And right now my love, You are definitely a need.
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Jan 2, 2014
Jan 2, 2014 at 3:16 AM UTC
Needless wants.
A tiny civilization hidden in the trees, The critters gave Kronos a little tease, In our land he found a place to stay, " I'll stay here a while ", he says. Feral the fox governs this home, He invites Kronos to his cave in friendly tone, Around the little town Kronos toured, As dusk calls, the critters gathered at The Great Tree's floor. A little festival to celebrate the day, The critters danced around and play, After singing songs, Kronos took a break, There at his seat is where love is in his wake.
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Oct 13, 2016
Oct 13, 2016 at 6:16 AM UTC
La Kronos Huevo - Chapter 3
Outside Oslo in the base camp after showering you met Moira in the cafe for breakfast and coffee she was in a mood about the Yank girl and having to share a tent with her (when she wasn’t off someplace being ******* Moira said) and always chewing gum and those ******* she wears I’ve seen more cloth on a finger cut she said I’ll take your word for it you said she pouted and stared at you the finger cut I meant you said by the way are you into Oslo today? you asked mind if I hang along? sure as long as you don’t talk about the Yank or football or Mahler or whoever else is hid up in that brain of yours she sipped her coffee and ate her breakfast saying nothing more and you watched as she ate her eyes dark and deep her hair frizzed up after the shower her tee shirt holding tight her **** and her blue jeans hugging her thighs as you’d like to do later in Oslo you toured about the streets saw the sights had a beer or two while you sat with her in some bar she talking of Glasgow and her job and her brother and his girlfriend and how she had this awful wiggly **** and floppy ******* and large eyes like cow pats soft and brown and she laughed and you liked it when she laughed it made her seem better more human less grumpy less critical and had you been more brave you might have kissed her there and then but you didn’t you just ordered another beer and talked of Nietzsche and Mahler just to watch her lips move and incidentally bore her.
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May 21, 2013
May 21, 2013 at 3:25 PM UTC
OUTSIDE OSLO.
Tis quiet now. This day is done A busy day Chalk full of fun Walks with the pups in grass so tall They leaped to see or move at all Flea markets toured once junk ,now not Now treasures prized and gamely sought We shopped a while had stuff to get all shops were full On Sunday yet Back to the camp on busy roads of folks and campers Heading home But no so us Our time to play two weeks is ours on holidays A charcoal fire With cast iron grill Dogs, fries and steaks All bellies filled While sipping tea a book is read the tired pups sent to their beds My lady too Is fast asleep so to the internet I creep While of the day my mind does roam I take a sec to write this poem No work of art on silver tray just simple verse of one fine day
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Jul 4, 2010
Jul 4, 2010 at 7:58 PM UTC
One Fine Day
The Eiffel Tower stabbed at a midnight as blue as an old Muddy Waters track. From a distance, its lace-iron skeleton looked like a slick and oily spider-web crowned with a glittering neon diamond. (My Grandmère's home is across the street from it). “Do you want to go climb it?” I’d asked Peter (my bf). “Naah,” he’d replied, “too crowded - what’s next?” We’ve been tourist-ing all of the big Paris sights. As we night cruised the Seine, the rivière looked dark and perilous - a phthalo-green snake slithering north westerly at six times the speed of the Nile. We took a guided tour of the Louvre - it’s a crowded fortress and you can’t see the Mona Lisa up close. We day-toured the palace at Versailles, with its ghosts of past grandeurs and revolutionary, royal beheadings. The Arc de Triomphe is just an unsafe round-about. As we Uber’d around it, I turned to Peter saying, “Joke time: What’s more dangerous: a shark or an American driver in a Paris traffic circle?”
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Mar 12, 2024
Mar 12, 2024 at 12:03 PM UTC
Paris la nuit
How do you deny a girl... A girl who plays the right tricks, and knows how many licks it takes to get to the center of what it is to feel like to be a MAN. Who knows and understands, how to make him think with his Man-hood. And though he thought he never would, she took before he answered knowing he was never really going to say no.... who was going to know? She teased and laid him down, reminding him and showing him around; the skin and flesh he's toured before, and incase he's forgotten she'll show him some more. Now the sun is up and he's coming down, his briefs hang low and that *** goddess; with the golden glow... she's asleep and now, he knows the extent of his sin. He has gone too far, and as she awakes he heads to the car. Its over, its denial. She's gone and she leaves tomorrow. on the plane she'll take the memory far away. There's a witness! There's a witness! There's a witness to their crime and within weeks of time it will turn her stomach; make her ill, make her run. Now she hates the the sight of every mornings sun. Every new day brought more movement and more sickness. That call, one call. What did she say? Uttered some words but it all went gray. All he saw was HER. What he heard nearly deafened him, his crime is now expecting and as though it was strictly divine his phone beeped 2 times and his wife was on the other line.
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Jun 4, 2013
Jun 4, 2013 at 9:37 PM UTC
Witness to a Crime