Stupor

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pour me a galaxy of cocainei ain't going home tonightkiss it away, my burnin' painbut no need to put it right

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pour me a galaxy of cocaine
i ain't going home tonight
kiss it away, my burnin' pain
but no need to put it right

help me drain the glass now
and smoke a hundred blunts
the cannabis tastes just wow
let's live on the edge of stunts

i see stars amidst this cloud
a fog of smoke from 'em fags
meltin' in this music so loud
enveloped in tatters 'n' rags

mama waits for me at home
but i ain't got a single worry
so drive by the city, just roam
carouse all night, don't hurry

highly unlikely, what a sight!
it's all a daze, a blurred mind
my throat's turning all tight
i'm livin' in a dream, rewind!

collide into those city lights
burst our funky party pooper
dive down the neon heights
let us die in a drunken stupor

Author's Note

Listening to 'Drive' by Lil Peep. I just love his songs and it's such a melancholy that he died so young.

Night life has always inspired me. If you've been with me since the beginning, you would have noticed poems like 'Neon Streets', 'Neon', 'Madness', 'Drugs', 'Lair', 'Happy Little Pill', etc hold images of night life and this addiction resides in my subconscious. This urge to submerge in such an obscure and highly concealed life for once to know how it feels knocks at the back of my mind often. I'm usually a very happy person who loves to help everyone but I've got demons of my own and I just wish to escape them for once. Writing poems about it all is my only solace, my catharsis. It's my nostalgia for a life I've never spent, for an experience I've never had. Please bear with my darkness. I'll be really thankful. ❤

Much love,
Hazel

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