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An Abnormal Friend


Watery-Beeming-Remorseful-Pungent-Calming the eyes portray. The physics- the mental aptitudes of one so loved- so longed. Come visit again my mellow. Stroke thy head, softly, then fervently, without a single thought said. It need not be, need not be said. Let me hear the rumble- the rumbled tone of complete compliance. Come visit again my mellow. My mellow, my mellow! Do not shrug convulsively away! Not away- come again my mellow! The warmth and sound are gone! The ears which used to twitch so violently, and the facial smiles which curved so conveniently come again! My breathing slows almost to a hult, when then I see, again you floating in the distance. Come again my mellow! Do not travel just yet! Come again my mellow! Nothing remains but peaceful memories.
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