dear prudence
relax and -
close your eyes
dear prudence,
are those rich english boys
bothering you?
and after some time,
happiness
- outside the leaves leak rain
staring to the distance,
he is silent -
oblivious to their laughter
flakey brown leather chair
seats a grandfather
- he sits in it, and dies
empty room,
when will the rain
return your silence?
shelter at the bus stop
waiting for the rain to pass
- take a seat
in the library, he thinks of his past
- surrounded by books
there aren't many regrets
the friends are laughing
it must be raining
on the mellow drunks
i'm alright -
probably happy
- i'm alright
walking past the wedding,
he stops and wonders why they're so happy,
and takes a sip of his beer
with open eyes
she see the morning
- what does it look like?
a dinner for one
- cook for two
when the heater's broken
litter floating in the gutter
tonight's rain is especially cold
- who ate all the pies?
my life on earth
reminds me of
rain on the ocean
a broken mirror
turns all frowns
into awkward smiles
late silent night -
a dripping tap, a ticking clock
lost in the comforting drone of rooftop rain
happiness without a hug
is like
happiness without a hug
a peaceful thought
from a mellow mind
- standing still in the city
from this mountain-top
i can see where i live,
but i think of my home
in life, we fear hell
in hell, we fear death
in death, we live life
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