Desperate In VegasA Poem by Butch DecatoriaWritten in 2000, old one but a good one.If you blink, you might miss me I'm against the graffiti artwork of the wall, upon the tight fisted street with names like showgirls or bright colored birds I'm in bricked houses steam-soaked, swallowing swords...
Chance is a popular game here where some curse it, even kill for its plumes where some praise it, even run amok entranced by moons sleeping in suns but mostly look never-never-touch window shopping for a dream to come true...
Marriage is worthwhile when there is a drive-thru lane something magical in a limo's sunroof or in pools of moments in whiskey shots love somehow found on a poker face, by a crap toss "the slots are loose" here, life in frost...
If you blink, you will miss me I'm against every wall, in every dark corner inside the glittering gulch with pockets full of cigarettes and change reflective with afterhour loss I am the mirror without a smiling face fever and suicide, running without a marathon race...
sin has a city, desperation on the tongue careless with its bite--lonely in taste, senses glued to guns made of numb... © 2009 Butch DecatoriaReviews
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1 Review Added on January 17, 2009 Last Updated on January 17, 2009 AuthorButch DecatoriaLas Vegas, NVAbout"I cannot wait to see tomorrow, but I will live like--I just couldn't wait!" --yours truly "In The Church of (My) Life, Love is Worship" -- yours truly Lets101 Quizzes - Fun quizzes for blog .. more.. |

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