Don't Tell Me To Remember the Good Times

By TheUltimateOutlaw

The clearest memory
I have of
Us
is of me:

standing on a corner
twelve blocks away
in stiletto healed boots
with a run in my left stocking
in a pretty strapless dress,
with a wine stain down the front
far too short to be appropriate
for December in New York

Shivering;
waiting for a taxi
at 2 AM,
the night your wife called to say
she caught the early flight

Home
from Chicago.

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© 2008 TheUltimateOutlaw
Published on Tuesday, November 11, 2008.     Filed under: "Poetry"
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  • MESUN On Wednesday, March 25, 2009, MESUN (230)By person wrote:

    Forget those so called good times and please make new ones. Also, I hope you smile knowing you're better off without that boy.

  • Aleas On Wednesday, November 12, 2008, Aleas (169)By person wrote:

    Hmm. I didn't read this as anger, more as dejected sarcasm, which I think cuts significantly deeper than raw anger. Still smacks with Ka-pow-esque brutality, though.

  • freudian-slip On Tuesday, November 11, 2008, freudian-slip (236)By person wrote:

    hits with a thump to the gut...

  • Lylani On Tuesday, November 11, 2008, Lylani (112)By person wrote:

    like a sharp bitter pill, I can almost hear you screaming this, it drips with eloquently pure anger

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