At night, you sit beside my sleepy body,
Trying to lull me into world of dreams.
With your hypnotic voice that heals any malady;
This night you are my tender, loving prince.
And in the morning, we sit under an apple tree.
You have a book of tales in your hands,
Telling alluring stories about me and thee,
Painting the future, making some silly plans.
Now here comes the second night,
A little twist to our fairy tale,
I see your devious smile from delight;
I know you hear my heart beating.
I try to run, but you're quickly me defeating.
New morning comes,
An empty whiskey bottle on the floor.
I lay alone on the cold bed
You left for work, leaving the bloody mess behind
I know I have to put this to an end,
But that is not the way I was designed.
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