outpouring
on the knife of night, held
in the bar door’s glowing light,
declares aloud as smoke insists,
‘let the moon be my witness!’
he said he said,
‘didn’t i say i said?’
so stays the long on the
‘bid begone, goodnight’
waving around, around
the faltering footsteps
cheering long,
following his nose
he goes,
numbly thoughtful that
of god’s truth it is;
and in the morning
he’ll damn well tell them so.
burp giggles into the dark,
and squinting scares, but
n’er a curtain flickers.
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