don't touch that dial
By KittyStryker
the radio
sings only to the
lonely
tonight
songs of halves
of
almosts
and
not
quites
in the international
language
of the dreaming
i, the solitary i
bathe my face
in cool fog
in wishing
i drown my sorrows
in navy sheets
stained
with our past
i celebrate emptiness
with the taste
of never was
and vodka
bitter
on my lips
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Copyright 2004 Bast
Published on Tuesday, March 23, 2004.
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On Tuesday, March 30, 2004, Jonas
(715) wrote:
bittersweet deep purple poem... touching the nature of things deeper than just this...
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On Tuesday, March 23, 2004, Invader Lyn
(48) wrote:
"i celebrate emptiness with the taste of never was and vodka bitter on my lips" how many of us have been so heartbroken to do this before, I know I have. This piece is so sad but it's so beautiful too, I can relate to every line. Good write.