WHISKEY WEDNESDAY

giantgentlebear

crying night i cut you - to watch the  shrouds pour from your holy wounds

listening to silent snow falling inside a summer room-

tasting the lust from years dust

Whiskey Wednesday -who saved ravens for her hair

and dances before the marble and granite audience 

 

making love in golden shallow lakes-

surrounded by crowded spinning history

physical -ultimate - critic

Whiskey Wednesday - she saved Ravens for her hair-

she caught moments for her eyes

 

Darkness came with all the chariots -with all the demons burnt and scalded -the hands melt into friendships grip.

silent early the last breath-

Whiskey Wednesday-she collected Ravens for her hair

 

  • Author: giantgentlebear (Offline Offline)
  • Published: September 4th, 2016 03:23
  • Comment from author about the poem: not really happy with it -though i guess we never are thats why we keep writing-- its a short thought about a lost loved one -a soul mate- but im still not happy with it
  • Category: Sad
  • Views: 43
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Comments1

  • Tony36

    You're write that is why we keep writing. Wonderful write anyways



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