Guitar strings sigh best between nasty plaster fingers.
Martian swingers sway to it without sandals on.
We stand on red sand while rain patters our human toes.
Gods only know that they control meaningless molecules
I did try to survive with just one heart,
just one fart and her heart became ones and zeros.
She's a reader, raiding pages of golden guilt.
I read a book or two, but never knew
how the bindings could glue, together.
Heather, the ghost of a specious spoon whispers, "Is love forever?"
I should squall, "it's for never." However,
my sound is asleep for her, waiting with bated breath,
to death or deafness, the best investments.
I'm waiting for
a few more funerals.
Love is at best a test to get the better yet.
Better yet, it's the best bullet proof vest I'll ever wear.
Monday
fro·ward/ˈfrō(w)ərd/
Adjective:
(of a person) Difficult to deal with; contrary.
Synonyms: perverse - wayward
ab·jure/abˈjo͝or/
Verb: Solemnly renounce (a belief, cause, or claim).
Synonyms: renounce - repudiate - forswear - abnegate - recant
heb·e·tude/ˈhebəˌt(y)o͞od/
Noun: The state of being dull or lethargic.
A bromide is a phrase or platitude that, having been employed excessively, suggests insincerity or a lack of originality in the speaker employing it.
fris·son/frēˈsôN/
Noun: A sudden strong feeling of excitement or fear; a thrill: "a frisson of excitement".
putsch/po͝oCH/
Noun: A violent attempt to overthrow a government.
Synonyms: coup d'etat
com·punc·tion/kəmˈpəNG(k)SHən/
Noun: 1. A feeling of guilt or moral scruple that follows the doing of something bad: "spend the money without compunction".
2. A pricking of the conscience.
Synonyms: remorse - regret - repentance - penitence - contrition
mawk·ish/ˈmôkiSH/
Adjective: 1. Sentimental in a feeble or sickly way: "a mawkish poem".
2. Having a faint sickly flavor: "the mawkish smell of warm beer".
Synonyms: maudlin
ca·jole/kəˈjōl/
Verb: Persuade someone to do something by sustained coaxing or flattery: "he cajoled her into selling the house"; "she cajoled to win his support".
Synonyms:
coax - wheedle - blandish - flatter - persuade - adulate
Adjective:
(of a person) Difficult to deal with; contrary.
Synonyms: perverse - wayward
ab·jure/abˈjo͝or/
Verb: Solemnly renounce (a belief, cause, or claim).
Synonyms: renounce - repudiate - forswear - abnegate - recant
heb·e·tude/ˈhebəˌt(y)o͞od/
Noun: The state of being dull or lethargic.
A bromide is a phrase or platitude that, having been employed excessively, suggests insincerity or a lack of originality in the speaker employing it.
fris·son/frēˈsôN/
Noun: A sudden strong feeling of excitement or fear; a thrill: "a frisson of excitement".
putsch/po͝oCH/
Noun: A violent attempt to overthrow a government.
Synonyms: coup d'etat
com·punc·tion/kəmˈpəNG(k)SHən/
Noun: 1. A feeling of guilt or moral scruple that follows the doing of something bad: "spend the money without compunction".
2. A pricking of the conscience.
Synonyms: remorse - regret - repentance - penitence - contrition
mawk·ish/ˈmôkiSH/
Adjective: 1. Sentimental in a feeble or sickly way: "a mawkish poem".
2. Having a faint sickly flavor: "the mawkish smell of warm beer".
Synonyms: maudlin
ca·jole/kəˈjōl/
Verb: Persuade someone to do something by sustained coaxing or flattery: "he cajoled her into selling the house"; "she cajoled to win his support".
Synonyms:
coax - wheedle - blandish - flatter - persuade - adulate
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