Love know's the desert.

By Phalanx

T. S. Eliot's Wasteland doesn't seem so wasted
As long as we move.
This crazy smoke making think,
Leaves me a likeness of love
With your name scratching
Like I couldn't breathe as if I was real.
I nhit enter and think about what I should've said, baby.
I'm a sick man that wishes better.
I love somehow, even though I died sometime ago.
The receivers off the hook and I'm on a mission.
You may find me where the tracks divide or I might just ghost my way home.
Have we met my met, my gypsy love?
My memorandom is so random.
Make the eye's remember, heart.
I can't see so good anymore.
I'm a dyer in moments like tree's
With falling in my nature.

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Copyright 2015 Phalanx
Published on Sunday, April 26, 2015.     Filed under: "Poetry"

Author's Note:

I mispelled and made a mistake so you could take back corecting it. Isn't that cute? I left you an "r" behind.
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