Balm
Please sing me a song.
I don’t care which one, I just
need to feel again.
Please sing me a song.
I don’t care which one, I just
need to feel again.
A penny dreadful second chance
mixed with a dollar store romance…
Why do you think that friction
will improve your fiction
when it’s too shallow to enhance.
Slow cigarette drag,
it tastes so good going down,
just a hint of death.
The heat of the night,
the rhythm, music, and dance;
passion in my breast.
Oh, how I watch you with pride,
my once-blushing bride.
In the years I’ve been gone
while you fought to stay strong,
I never left your side.
My quivering lips
taste the ghost of your mouth from
a never-shared kiss.
The bar,
Saturday night.
He drank away his grief
and just tried to forget about
His wife;
he hadn’t seen her in ages
but he could still feel her –
her touch, her smile…
Oh God;
it’s been two years…
She suddenly got sick
and before they knew what to do…
She…She…
She couldn’t leave.
He’d never left her side,
so she would not abandon him.
Not now;
when he needed all of her strength
to put down the liquor,
to stand back up
and live.
A sheer silken night
murmurs sighs across my skin
and teases my thighs.
Following the stars,
I chase the edge of the night
past the golden dawn.
I have a world inside of me,
a place which no one else can see
but if you wish to seek the truth,
to part my veils and find the proof…
Not all you’ll find is pretty.