Whiskey, In The Evening Poem by Ijanric Howe
Whiskey, In The Evening
Rating: ★5.0
Under the lamplight glare
I sup the yellow potion,
Knees to chest in chair.
The only things in motion
Are the moths bumping shoulders
Intent on going blind.
The flame gently smoulders.
I’m beginning to unwind.
Wednesday, July 29, 2009
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5/12/2024 9:50:15 AM # 1.0.0.1119
It blends your central nervous system, dancing in the air.Nice rendition Ijanric.