The Whiskey Taster’s Flavor Guide

Head Without a Voice

A word from you is all I need

To hear you're alive but not for greed 

Your voice for me is hard to hear

When I am no longer near

I wish for you to see the world

From the eyes of one whose own has twirled 

But yet all you can see

Is a craving for sympathy 

But you're wrong to see that's so

Because you've yet to see my world explode

You weren't there when I called your name

When the gallows took my mane 

My head rolled onto the floor

Tumbled slowly through your door

But all you could see from me 

Was false judgment without an ounce of empathy 

Look in the basket that's where you'll see

An empty blood stain a head without voice

Just the way you preferred me
Copyright © | Year Posted 2017

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The Whiskey Taster’s Flavor Guide
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