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"It's 3 a.m." by celestine_moon

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It's 3 a.m.
and I don't even know why
i'm writing

Staring at a screen
all day, detatched
I guess I just need.

Need.

Attention, connection,
extension, pretension,
other words that rhyme...

It's 3 a.m.
Can you tell I
need you?

Couldn't make up my fucking
mind today.
Never know what to say.

I love you, but why
do you insist on
writing me sonnets?

Mable, at the gas station,
lights me a cigarette.
Maybe the cold Wisconsin air
will do me good.

Eyes heavy, neck sore.
Doubt I'll fall sound asleep
But anything is better than
this 3 a.m. limbo.

Not quite awake,
not yet asleep.
Not quite alive,
not yet dead.

Fall upon my bed.

*copyright 2000



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On Sunday March 21st, 2004, sulkylime (258) writes:
a 3am sort of poetry hah interesting and enjoyable


On Thursday March 11th, 2004, Jonas (877) writes:
kinda interesting... seems like freeform tired flow... but i like how it ended and ended up.


On Monday June 23rd, 2003, maddin foxxxy (381) writes:
"Fall upon my bed".....i can see that by the ride of ur words...very nicely done.


On Thursday March 11th, 2004, Jonas (877) writes:
is it that hard to type 'you're'? *sigh*


On Monday June 23rd, 2003, Raze Drake (103) writes:
i bow to you on this piece Celestine. I enjoyed it very much. My respct given to you, continue the good writes



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