Throwing in the towel
by John G.Hall
Posted: 09 July 2006 Word Count: 90 Summary: the miss match of love Related Works: A Little Sacred Air |
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Throwing in the towel
Unwinding inside a thoughtless
entrancing exit was always your
personal favourite act of war.
Mine a pitying pint of shining
black wagging a sprung tongue
at the inconvenience of facts.
Until you oiled my rusty lips
in lager gob, knocked me back
in one go, sinking loves punch
beneath the belt, beating my count
with the old 'one-two', your bell ringing
my seconds out. The fight finally stopped,
I removed my gum shield, bubbled my blood
onto the canvass & this time stayed down.
John G.Hall(C)2006
Unwinding inside a thoughtless
entrancing exit was always your
personal favourite act of war.
Mine a pitying pint of shining
black wagging a sprung tongue
at the inconvenience of facts.
Until you oiled my rusty lips
in lager gob, knocked me back
in one go, sinking loves punch
beneath the belt, beating my count
with the old 'one-two', your bell ringing
my seconds out. The fight finally stopped,
I removed my gum shield, bubbled my blood
onto the canvass & this time stayed down.
John G.Hall(C)2006
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