17 November 2008

He used to be a Man.


And now whenever I catch glimpses of him, in rooftop conversations, at surprise parties under the blue moon - where the blue moon drinks most of the vodka, and at a midnight cruise into the terrible ocean of forgetfulness and remembrance at different hours...


I can't help but be pulled apart.


Mostly by two things.


ONE, by a grevious and otherworldly sense of loss.


TWO, by a calm and egregious peace that I have moved on.


2 comments:

Gemel said...

Bless his heart, as long as he is happy is all that matters.......

Frank Wilson said...

Yours is a very interesting blog, Sasha. You have a nice style.