a crowded little coffeehouse and laughed at all my jokes. And I remember the way that you dressed and, how we wasted all the best of us in alcohol and sweat And
her torn away. It changed me. Now at the end of everyday I lie awake at night and wait To feel the wires of my brain get cut and quietly rearranged, and
our bodies were fashioned of stone But they chipped at the brick and mortar We found out that we're only layers of skin hiding bones And our bones are like chains, old and
see you And we will hear the seraphs cry For they will still envy you and I How they envied you and I How they envied you and I How they envied you and
, I am Was it something I did Bid the tide to climb so high that it ripped our shore up I can fix it, I swear If you trust me I am old and I am rusting
you.' Always always always always always always always is valueless. I wish I'd never heard her speak a word. And I hope you see us?your wife and your children and
darling scars will remain. I say we scrape them from each other, darling, and let them wash off in the rain. And when they run into the river, oh no
is." And to the glorious past: You've opened my window but broken the glass. And I beseech thee, 'shed thy beauty.' For as a child leaves the womb and
have and to hold, From this day and onward, For better and for worse, For richer and for poorer, In sickness or in health, To love and to cherish Till
confronting my fear, it Went up with a bottle and went down with the beer and I think you ought to stay away from here There are ghosts in the walls and
I'd once feared but I was not afraid this time So I gave chase and found it, finally, slowly feeding from your head, And from my friends, and from my
my name but this time it faded out - away. "I'll bury it today." So I breathed her name out into a cold, cold room, watched her ghost ascend the walls and
and sex and death and faith, erased, or swinging sweet from around her neck and between her breasts. Let every lonely body finally break its fear of flesh and