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My Dear Maybe
My dear Maybe had to die
And all the money, world, and I.
Under the railway; in the
Desert, two handprints for me
Alone.
Slumped against the cypress trunk.
Million-dollar dress. Undrunk
A night she said she’s wanting
To spend our whole lives floating
To atone.
A torch to keep it sturdy.
Wet blanket for the journey.
With coppered nails who stole my breast
Her lovers’ lead tastes the best
When in Rome.
‘Fore I reach my new abode
I beg you one last true oath
Please return the knife from her
Stomach to my daddy’s store
So he’ll know.
Her ropes might come in handy.
I lost my faith in misery,
So my Maybe had to die
And all the money, world, and I.
Alone.
And all the money, world, and I.
Under the railway; in the
Desert, two handprints for me
Alone.
Slumped against the cypress trunk.
Million-dollar dress. Undrunk
A night she said she’s wanting
To spend our whole lives floating
To atone.
A torch to keep it sturdy.
Wet blanket for the journey.
With coppered nails who stole my breast
Her lovers’ lead tastes the best
When in Rome.
‘Fore I reach my new abode
I beg you one last true oath
Please return the knife from her
Stomach to my daddy’s store
So he’ll know.
Her ropes might come in handy.
I lost my faith in misery,
So my Maybe had to die
And all the money, world, and I.
Alone.
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