Idle Nights

Idle Nights

A Poem by Amber S. Hays

Nights make me feel singular. 
A distant pace between the new and old; an idling car with no driver.

Surrounded by silent pianos and empty bottles of liquor,
I can’t think of anyone. 
Not tonight.

I’m the quiet type. Loudly dispensable. Overlooked, tucked in, and fucked.

I’m ready for a get-a-way, but think back to the idling car. 
I can reverse all I want, 
But I still can’t move.

Some say the stars tell our fate.
There are stars on my bedroom ceiling,
With a reoccurring theme of déjà vu.

I miss you. 
But who are you?

© 2013 Amber S. Hays


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Idle thoughts have no boundaries.
Nicely presented.
I can relate some while others may relate the rest.

Posted 10 Years Ago



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Added on March 4, 2013
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Amber S. Hays
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My name is Amber. I am 21 years old and I'm currently in school majoring in literature and writing I love writing. Anything and everything. I like to be truthful as well as straight forward. Feedbac.. more..

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