by James Darman
i have no friends here tonight
just me and the empty wine jug
not even the moon will keep me company
too many clouds
but i hear leaves blowing
and i hear a lone bird whistle
in the dark
as i wait for the sun
to arrive
so i can curse its
black shadow
February 18, 2009
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1 comments:
Chilling in its emptiness as always James. Especially dig the final four lines, brilliant.
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