They Didn’t
Live, They Had Been Sinking.
‘I took one sip of whiskey,
I felt the lips of ice,
My inner voice told me,
Follow black masks,
Obeying I opened the door,
And found myself in obsolete darkness,
It was a cherry blood floor,
Everything was dressed up,
In naked maroon velvet,
A beautiful voice sang,
In gusts of hysterical music,
The second voices blissfully swayed,
To the rhythm of moaning hearts,
And beautiful maroon bruising,
A frightening beautiful picture,
Of hysterical massive sex,
Echoing nameless voices,
Fluttering flattering candles,
Were burning one hundred scents,
I saw them one hundred nights,
I knew their masks and faces,
I didn’t want to look,
I turned away all
my senses,
Like anything in the mansion,
It was a rolling hit,
You know I was a writer,
I always faced a dilemma,
To change the world or to write a book,
That would be a best seller,
That everyone would love,
I didn’t dissect my worries,
I got rid of my morals and tact,
In the beginning I fought with my demons,
I didn’t want to admit my defeat,
I couldn’t stop,
I continued,
Simply because I couldn’t stop,
I continued to punch air,
It was made of my weakness and pride,
I insisted,
Till I was knocked down,
Finally I fell apart,
I’d have become a crook,
I’d have become a villain,
I’d have killed,
I knew that I could,
She inspired my evil semen,
I’d have killed,
Under one unfulfilled circumstance,
Bury me in the
velvet couch,
I took a lethal dose,
I didn’t count drops,
I died grooving on weed and absinthe,
And wetness of her cold,
I entered all rooms to find her,
Squeezing myself in the deep cracks of time,
I heard a whisper,
It touched my back,
The only thought I remember,
How badly I wanted her sun’.
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