Queen of the Underground
The Flood
There had been a long dry spell where nothing grew and in fact many things withered and died completely. It was hard to walk without tripping on a skeleton of some kind.
But when it rains it pours, my friend. And suddenly the drought was over. Colours burst forth and again there was music. Relentless and pounding, soothing and heartbreaking. Uplifting and breezy.
The germination of a song offers something to music. Music offers something to life.
Listen closely.
Abdicate
I have no empire, no subjects, no crown. Nothing to defend, nothing to protect, nothing to uphold.
This chapter is finally (and I mean finally) over.
Don't Look Back
I was a secret once. It was bad. Secrets turn people mean and drive them far apart.
I'm so very glad I have to work tonight. Otherwise I would go outta my mind. It's
not my story. Never was, really.
Clairvoyant
in light of the past few days, the post below is sort of prophetic, in a giddy schoolgirl kinda way.
okay not giddy, but cheshire cat grinnin'.
Brought on by a Simple Twist of Fate
"... I don't care how you get Bob, if you got it then, or if you get it now - so long as you get it, I'm with you."
-Buddy Cage {steel guitar}
Put Another Dime in the Jukebox, Baby
in my dream the car lights came careening out of nowhere and knocked me onto the sidewalk. i remember that you were on the other side of the street, and i think you called my name. i could kind of feel my head bounce off the concrete.
and then i was awake in a white room but everything hurt and i was lying on my stomach (which i somehow learned later was because there was a flap of skin hanging off the back of my skull). i could barely open my eyes or breathe because of the pain and i was groggy from those good ole' hospital drugs. I heard you speak from beside the bed, but I could not see you and all i wanted to know is what you were doing there and whether or not you had your guitar. when i found out you had brought it, i was so relieved that i fell asleep immediately.
and then i woke up.
and all day there have been winsome reminders of other breezy weekends.
see you in hell...
"sharp words like needles
they tore my skin"
The audacity of you to suggest failure on my part strikes me now as apalling. At the moment, it was a bee sting. It has grown to a scabby head and I'm dying to flick it off. Far be it from me to suggest that I was a raging success, but is there any point really in opening up the can of worms that might explain why? Your arrogant derision did not go unnoticed. In fact, today as it kicks in, it makes my blood boil and my muscles clench. It really shouldn't bother me, but it does because for some reason I always end up feeling like a sucker.
How
dare you tell me I failed after all the second chances?
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