Your Smoked Filled Eyes
Your smoked filled eyes
Holding the thing in your hands,
Precious, you say.
Your smoked filled eyes,
Holding the lies you told me
“Friends”, you say
“Friends”, you say?
The friend is me?
The friend is the precious thing?
The thing you cannot let go,
The thing that makes you say “oh”.
I wish, oh I wish
Your smoked filled eyes,
Holding the darkness
So thick
I choke.
I freeze.
I move away.
From those smoked filled eyes
Reaching out,
To remove that precious thing from your pout.
“No”, you say.
“No”, you say?
The “no”
Slips between my lips
Taking a trip,
To your smoked filled eyes.
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