"...it is better to be a part of beauty
for one instant and then cease to
exist than to exist forever
and never be a part of beauty...."

-Don Marquis, Lesson of the Moth.

Tuesday, June 8, 2010

Dearest D. West

You are so delicious, sexual, awakening, and unlawful for my self image.
"A professional? How can you begin to point?"
Every ounce of me is levitating within myself for I feel no sin.
You sire claim such innocence, yet it is you that left such a deep abrassion. I'll take whatever you're giving... which is never enough.

You call yourself a writer, yet you leave such pauses announced. You call yourself a poet, but your lyrics have no rhythm. If it is true that I am everything that you want to be: Forget to inhale.

Left foot first. Eyeliner smudges excused. Close your eyes, D. West... and balance, awaken, forgive, but leave a memorable impression.

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