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Ismael Garay
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A JUNKIE'S SONG
The sweet sounds of the sea
comfort the undreamt and fading moon.
Come rest your head against my shoulder,
nights reside in my sleepy eyes.
—Wake up lazy junkie
Midnight fool,
before the crowing of the crazy rooster—
Poets need pens, their poems need blood
and roosters need the madness of the sun.
The dark sun bleeds with light
calling out my druggie name—
Guitar strings dance across the sky,
dead birds awake without song.
Crowned with the thorns of another day
I fall off the bed into another empty morning—
martyred in heartache, my eyes are
heavy with the sleep of death.
OH GOD
OH GOD
OH GOD help me bleed
OH GOD
OH GOD
OH GOD make me scream
Don’t let me fall asleep
Oh please don’t let me dream.
I’m a cold moon junkie
and you’re my sunset freak,
So come my sweet and sexy thing
come under my poetic wings.
—Wake up lazy junkie
Midnight fool,
before the crowing of the crazy rooster—
Rock my lonely soul, honey fire me up
howl like death at every passerby
and don’t forget to cry for me
kiss me ‘til my lips weep
rock me ‘til my soul bleeds.
C’mon little kitten
swing with me honey
howl like roosters at the madness of the sun—
Then come dance a gypsy cumbia
under a sea of bright flirtatious stars
and rivers of cold moonlight
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