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this is romance, on a napkin by verablue
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this is romance, on a napkin

~ verablue ~

(a silly little peice about an old friend of mine who disappeared ages ago....)

tick tock
The iron watch stops
Your wicked witch waits
Steel toe desires

Still lingering with me

You were always on the go
Always west
Always Farther

Always
Drifting.switching….daydreams

Our 1987 Crown Victoria
Into sunset sabotage
Your ever changing tune whistling
Never missing
A [heart]beat.

Romance written on napkins
Drifting off under the skylight stars
Desert only dinners
And 3am marshmallow fires

I’ll still always picture you with that pink hair
Falling over your eyes

Your paint and ink drenched fingertips
Smoking a cigar on the roof of my car

Chasing down your strawberry blond ambition
To the rhythm of an old bass beat
Pretty pink fantasies

I watch you tap those square toes

So tell me now
In that same fictitious style your words always wore so well

did you ever get to dance with your witch?

© 2006 bazil zerinsky (verablue)
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  • Bella Butchery On Monday, February 19, 2007, Bella Butchery (947) wrote:

    daydreams....stunning, maybe i should write on radom obejects, my sticky notes are overrunning my wall... i one of these people too, sad to think about it, and i fully agree with hate

  • Mylissa On Tuesday, November 21, 2006, Mylissa (1128) wrote:

    you know how much I enjoy what you write...this is another. Stunning!

  • AniDayz On Tuesday, November 21, 2006, AniDayz (1051) wrote:

    very captivating lines within this piece, it captured my attention and held me through and through...beautiful

  • hate_doll On Tuesday, November 21, 2006, hate_doll (306) wrote:

    there is such musicality to your words..they flow like a river without ever sounding contrived. "sunset sabotage" is my favorite. very very nice.

  • edenscancer On Tuesday, November 21, 2006, edenscancer (47) wrote:

    so sweet


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