Walking by the Thames
By Lylani
September sun with winters chill
All the worlds a stage
And I'm here for the thrill
Black cabs
delivery vans
everyone in a rush to nowhere
but me
I'm here for the wind to rosy my cheeks
I'm here for the bored men in suits to give me the eye
as I strut by
I'm here to be part of the rush to nowhere
I got dressed specially for no one in particular
stiletto boots
Silk seemed stockings
little black skirt
Music in my ears
The rhythm of desire
I dance down the embankment
They all see the fire
That makes me alive
An excitement thats inexplicable
In their robotic lives
I'm no one here
A fantasy
An image of desire
Tottering by
Not a real person
I have no hopes
No dreams
No lost loves
Just the wind in my hair
Turning me into Medusa
and these strangers
who embrace me in their anonymity
Comments on "Walking by the Thames"
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On Monday, January 19, 2009, Sketso
(435) wrote:
I can imagine myself parked on a bench, warming my hands by this "fire that makes me alive"... can't say I'd be in a suit, but... :) Amazing write that put me there with you, walking to the same beat.
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On Sunday, October 5, 2008, NeroMatches
(49) wrote:
this reminds me of Murakami splashed with the raw chaos of the 80's in poetic fashion. "i dressed specially for no one in particular" such powerful lines. awesome job.