Tuesday, 17 September 2019
Petra Three
I don't need a shrink,
but a lover that sways,
give me time to think,
what I might disown,
like a brew man’s dray,
an arm full of barrels,
I know what you're thinking,
you don't need to say,
my house is a sink,
a letter from the town,
makes a window display,
when hostage rules sorrow,
I swerve on the brink,
though whole summer’s days,
plates gather and stink,
the stuff that I down,
would make a choirboy drink
the heat off my brow,
it takes a gold cufflink,
to lift open my gate,
face like an ice rink,
make this ship sail.
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