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ssenippah
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Poetry And Lyrics
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| Submitted on 08/26/2008 |
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Calendars measured in handfuls and binges
Debit card debts, and half-empty syringes
Addictions from habits, goodnights into comas
Weary eyed dropouts demand their diplomas
Fraternity houses foundations of cards
Embraces in alleys and couches on yards
It's now and it's want and it's crave and it's need
Taking for granted indulgence brings greed
Easing off vices and into your hold
Your body felt soft and my fingers were cold
I didn't feel tight and I didn't feel full
Ecstatic then peaceful, content in a lull
How tides seem to shift when the evening begins
How yesterday's calm makes tomorrow a sin
How often and always fall short of routine
We curl into one and engulf the between
Unclasping your arms makes today's morning after
I second guess love and forgiveness and laughter
Your words haven't changed and your breath hasn't soured
Our days and our weeks turn to minutes and hours
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Title:
Indulgence
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Artist:
ssenippah
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Description:
This is a poem I wrote about a year ago about college life -- how it's hard to not give into your baser desires, but those wind up distorting your experience so the time crawls by with little reward.
PS - The "I didn't feel full" in the third stanza is supposed to be a good thing, like: I didn't feel uncomfortable full, I felt just right.
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Date:
08/26/2008
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Tags:
indulgence
college
love
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