I am a Storyteller, first and foremost. This is my blog for poetry, prose, stories, excerpts of my novels and videos. Life poetry, prophetic poetry, poetry for all genres. I think you'll find yourself here if you read long enough.
She wore black like the night Downtown in that little dive of darkness I watched her from my bar stool; Nursing my beer and my recently shattered, manly pride.
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Somehow, I couldn’t see her in a place like this She looked mythical, like a creature rising from a song Long, black hair and eyes like midnight; I wanted to fall into them but I held back.
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I wondered if she was a spell caster Or evil masquerading as sweetness We stared across the dim lit noisy room; Until my soul could no longer resist.
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I wanted to buy her champagne But they didn’t have any I wanted to take her for a walk on the moon; But I knew she’d already been there.
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When I came to myself, night was fading I was in the middle of a dream at the edge of the world I opened my eyes and saw her standing on the water; Beckoning me with music in her fingers.
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Her smile was like honey, but it was not warm Still, I starved for her and reached out as I stood I heard a murmur as I stumbled in the dark trees; But no matter how hard I reached, I could not touch her.
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She was an angel, she was a demon She was a siren and a premeditated crime Taunting me with whispers till I ran screaming; I fell into the black water and plunged to my despair.
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But that was then and this is now Now I sit on a different bar stool in a different dive It’s midnight and I have no pride left in me at all; And there she is, wearing black, and shining like a promise.
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She beckons me and I follow, as she knows I will As I do when the madness calls and I am lost She carries the keys to my desperation; And she always finds me.