You were the
woman, who called my name,
Sweetly
running your hands down my spine
Which sent
shock that shocked my over shocked heart
To work
again;
To pump love
and excitement and actual feeling.
Until you
removed your hand
And stepped back
with a smirk.
This told me
just how you felt.
How you only
pulled my spin out with a simple sharp rip.
You used it
like a puppeteer and sent me spinning
Down the
hole as black as a depressed prostitute’s mind
When dealing
with meth and coke that didn’t hold a candle to the longing
For the man
with two sweet darlings and security tucked under his arm
Casually.
I might have
well been like all your other whores,
And I had
nothing special to hold your ADD attention:
No words I
could say or way to twist my inflexible body
Or look in
my eye that flickered.
Apparently I was only dullness.
I was too
serious and my laughter never reached your blocked ears
That must
have gotten clocked out years ago.
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