Razorlines and Vicodin

Razorlines and Vicodin

A Poem by Harry Mora

Drowning in this chemistry
Seems a fitting place for you and me
Dance in insincerity
Mocking love in the misery

Dying here for you to see
Ripping out my heart just so I’ll bleed
You’ve become the death of me
Looking for what’s true; I cannot see

But I, I try
To bring us back
To where we used to be
And you should see
What’s left of me
When “US” became “ME”

Razor lines and Vicodin
Xanax, wine, and suffering
You’ve become the death of me
Razor lines and Vicodin
Xanax, wine, and suffering
Turned into a travesty
Twisted by this tragedy

But I, I try
To bring us back
To where we used to be
And you should see
What’s left of me

What’s left of me

WHAT’S LEFT OF ME?!?

© 2010 Harry Mora


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Oh, I can just envision/hear Apocalyptica blaring this one, nice work.

Posted 11 Years Ago


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This poem reads like some lyrics,pretty good man

Posted 11 Years Ago


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Harry Mora
Harry Mora

East Newark, NJ



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My work began primarily as a way to exorcise my own inner demons, and give them a voice outside of my mind. I currently have a short stories in the anthologies MASTERS OF HORROR: DAMNED IF YOU DON'.. more..

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