Chairs so close, and room so small
Dances by candlelight set the mood
Together we are, at a miniature ball
Elegant gestures, "What's that you allude?"
You and I talk, all night long
Scanty is this place, but serves us well
One would say what we do is wrong
But we are all humans, with a story to tell.
The light is dim, your voice is a whisper
I see a pale face, and sparkly eyes
I mumble: "What are you doing mister?"
That, and the fire between us dies.
I lift my shaky hand, and take your heavy cup
I slightly chuckle, looking at a mulberry liquid
I hear you laugh, too ashamed to look up,
I continue drinking, the damage is inflicted.
From now on, it's always like that, in the evening time
We drink and we dance, 'til our bodies decline
I question myself, are we committing a crime?
And yet our souls come together to shine.
The pungent smoke, it clouds my mind
From day to day
We lose ourselves under burnt clouds
Not a single star is seen tonight
No one to judge our inner flaws
We dance to our own, rhythm inside
No need to follow pointless laws.
I ask for truth, you dodge to the side
What games you playing with my mind
Feeling so close to losing my pride
I sold my soul to devil, didn't I.
YOU ARE READING
wine, cigarettes, and angst
Poetryan active outlet in the form of usually rhymed stanzas, with incidental emphasis on alcohol, smoking, and inner turmoil