The Looking Glass Blurred

broken mirror

The ship has gone sailed without me, 
alone in a hotel room 
I sweat and try to stop my hands 
from trembling; where are
all my friends that drank with me in the bar.

They fired me threw me ashore 
the bastards; 
dignified
Walking down the gangway,
Cheap suitcase
 two fingers in the air hiding
My tears 
I have to leave this room, 
must walk tall, I’m tough
that right, butut first 
I need a little drink or two.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2019

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