Finality

June 30, 2013

There's a machine that measures a resonance—

The full scope of sound rolled off your bottom lip.

I caught myself drooling again,

(that is)...

I don't think I believe in a certain something.

You have to have been indivisible—

ratio's I don't care to know.

The cards stacked up on a table.

The corkscrew kills and then the hole.

Making it a picture perfect harmony,

With dangling eyes by a stair-

case.

And.point—

I'm finding it a glimmer to believe

That this life could be fair to me.

Spin the bottle to your lover,

make it big and come back with a name,

Because some kind of love is a forgotten fame

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