Night Drive For An Intermission
Night Drive for an Intermission
Til the tank is empty
And my throat stops burning
From swallowing too many words
That I don’t want to regret
I needed to spit out the remnants
of thoughts that slipped past my esophagus.
I placed them in porcelain
Not in your face, love,
Like most others would do.
I cannot be mad at you.
I don’t know where I am going
I know I have to leave
To save me from myself
From being too naïve.
I don’t know when I will be back
But I am coming back.
Because I know you
And you are sorry
Because I know me
And I just love you too much to care.
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