Stupidity 2

Dry and dry, bereaving so
I wait for the sun to let it be
Words that didn't have far to go
Been a long time since you and me


Gross solitude with sexy scars
Careless, the crumbled sheet is torn
Muffled thoughts, beating the bars
For confessions, damn forlorn


As the roads grow the miles
We think of ways to meet
Melodies of endless smiles
Rhythms of our heart beat


Where the moon and the sun never greets
We found ourselves to stare
Swept we were into different streets
I had found my heaven elsewhere,


Saw you point your laser beam
All these times, you made your space,
Where I became an alien being
I dropped my soul at its face.


Collared t-shirts, drunken dudes
Blood, gore and rock 'n roll
Lost in cigarettes, smoky moods
Our pissed swagger/ stroll...


Once the dreams, next the world
The afterlife fantasies
Promises made and later swirled,
Dawdling killer conspiracies


Today, we are so sadly strayed,
You don't seem to remember now
The times we spent, the secrets shared,
Emancipation from the last bows



Still you say we will live
But HOW? Just How? may I ask...
As you don't seem to strip my mask
The forever show of "Its okay.."
Your ignorance of my pain,
I cant keep up with the feign,
I might just die, one fine day.

Again, Stupidity will make me free
I'll run, I'll fly... Even though,
Memories of you will stay with me,
Wherever the hell I go.


~~~~~~~~~ 'Stupidity 2.0' Dedicated to a friend ~~~~~~~~~~~~~
  ~~~~~~~~   For the first part refer to 'Stupidity', in my poems ~~~~~~~~~~~~
Copyright © | Year Posted 2011

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February 5, 2011 at 12:30 PM
Having just lost a friend I had held dear for a long time, I can relate to your poem, Roy. The memories can't be cast out and the pain seems insurmountable at times. Best wishes, Carolyn
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