Source:
Adults
Author:
Jan Miklaszewicz
Title:
Heartdisease.
Knewit on waking, I don't want this: Puffeyes sleeping, pillow lipstained, and yesterday gone, like all the wine. Sicksmonths of stupor, then heartdisease. Though said I didn't, or wouldn't care for nuthin more than what we were and what we had. It all seemed true till thismorning, now heartdisease. OhI didn't know I was lying and if you did this to me I'd hate you. Empty the nightstand of all these memories and slap my legs and cut my throat. Down the woodhill spill my bags. Just tell your mother I went mad, and forget all about me because I'm gone: finished diminished by heartdisease.
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