shoulders shruggingA Poem by Kevin McKennaSitting, watching. My shoes they're walking without me. What the f**k? The mirror has moved but I have not. Outside looking in sadness, mood swing lack in connection. Ignorant in the words I choose accidents of a universe. Swigs from the flask that's attatched to my hip. We're exploring the unknowing the emptiness sit back and have a drink. You can smoke if you want to. Coffee stains on the jeans, nicotine clinging to our sparkling whites. Baseball creap through the beat-up radio. Sitting in piss colored vinyl chairs wine glasses are our ash trays. Jesus hangs on a pedestal bloody and bruised. The dream of moral men. © 2008 Kevin McKennaReviews
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2 Reviews Added on August 28, 2008 Last Updated on August 28, 2008 AuthorKevin McKennaChicago, ILAboutPoptimist. Optimist. Starry-eyed. Dreamer. People are my religion more.. |

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