you're an acre of disillusion by Paul Marinosomeone almost stole your bike as you
sat upstairs in your apartment after i
ate you out. i watched from my car
and thought about you without a bike.
the way youd take the subway to work
and back and bitch and complain
but i thought about you. how vulnerable you
are to everything new and how you cling
to what you cant lose
so i got out of the car. pretended
to be someone walking up the apartment
steps. he walked away and i called
up to you, telling you all about how
i saved your bike from being stolen
and you told me
i should have let him take it.
that i was probably making it all up
so i could talk to you or see
you again
you again
thought i was pretending
when the cold started to bleed
from the brown in my eyes
to fall gently like my blue balls
on the car seat
as i entered my 87 dodge
and drove
home
03/12/2005 Posted on 03/12/2005 Copyright © 2024 Paul Marino
Member Comments on this Poem |
Posted by Melanie A Bennett on 03/14/05 at 12:16 AM Another wonderful piece. I love this! ~MB~ |
Posted by Ashok Sharda on 03/16/05 at 03:51 AM Yes, this reflects two different realities of the same scene, seen from two opposite corners.This is sufficient to cause disillusionment, understandably. |
Posted by Frankie Sanchez on 06/18/05 at 10:34 PM this was an amazing read. powerful, real, honest, and intriguing... nice work. |
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