I have chased a demon,
Called relations, in women,
I could not keep for long,
Fueled by medications,
Nicotine, music, drugs, and sex,
Someday in my 44 years,
I will detox live a life,
Of solitude or find the,
Right woman to keep me,
On track and find bliss,
In the simplicity of a,
Modern lifestyle,
Twisted realities set in,
At the drop of a dime,
Somewhere in the howling,
Sands of time,
No-one but yourself,
Will compare to the multitudes,
Of an hour-glass,
We are lost in time,
Trying to find a ghost,
Of a chance that will co-operate.
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