Gasoline is like the liquor that is in my blood
I pretend that I swallow
Gasoline is like her eyes as they glitter now
And I imagine that I swallow
I forget how beautiful they had always been
As I pretend to swallow
She speaks and butterflys swarm from her open mouth
But I can only leave her so hollow
A stray thought hangs from the roof of my mouth
And then fizzles in the air
Electric like her hair
She tastes like cigarettes and lipstick
Like a fleeting memory
Or her smoke blending in with the overcast
Her psalms in the shadows of the moon
Spiraling in ash through the cemetary trees
I am patient and romantic
And falling deep in love with the sky
That is swallowing us all
That is deadly and blue
How I used to love being in love
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