
I float away
in a glass of gin
write snippets
of words
on cocktail
napkins.
I sit on an
old bar stool
while
memories flood
in between
shots and games
of pool.
I squint to
remember the color
of your eyes
the fact that
I'm two sheets to
the wind should
be no big surprise.
You are my
first thought
after last call
beer in a paper bag
or a bottle of wine
has become my
new call sign.
I find a bench
to call my bed
while I try to
imagine your smile
inside my head.
I didn't used to
drink this much
but bitter spirits
make the best company
I can find since we
lost touch.
I've never wanted
so badly to hear
someone's voice
as I do tonight
but you left me
no choice.
So I drink and
forget and use
the cocktail
napkins on my eyes
and mix tears and
ink together
until that final
sun rise.
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Thanks for reading! - Sam
About the Creator
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Sam Harty is a poet of raw truth and quiet rebellion. Author of Lost Love Volumes I & II and The Lost Little Series, her work confronts heartbreak, trauma, and survival with fierce honesty and lyrical depth. Where to find me
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