Thursday, September 8, 2011

Paris 1925

It's a gray day
you walk creaky red shag
hundred year old wood
in a hundred year old flat

It's a gray day
the street is never silent
as you serenade your new guitar strap
and score ping-pong to my head

It's a gray day
I dream of marmalade and cookies
Nutella stuck in my gums
and pancakes

a gray day.

My toes are curled in air
thick with coconut
you scraped thin with your own hands
it's a gray day

The strawberries ripen crimson
without sunshine
because they love pollution
it's a gray day.

You close the door,
to play more private
but I want to be there with you
on our gray day

in Paris 1925.

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