Sirens

Jim MorrisonJim Morrison

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Midnight
criminal metabolism of guilt forest
Rattlesnakes whistles castanetsRemove me from this hall of mirrors
This filthy glassAre you her
Do you look like that
How could you be when
no one ever could
~~~Poet of the call-girl stormShe left a note on the bedroom door.
“If I’m out, bring me to.”
~~~I dropped by to see you
late last night
But you were out
like a light
Your head was on the floor
& rats played pool w/your eyesDeath is a good disguise
for late at nightWrapping all games in its calm gardenBut what happens
when the guests return
& all unmask
& you are asked
to leave
for want of a smileI’ll still take you then
But I’m your friend
Jim Morrison
About the poet

Jim Morrison

1943 - 1971/Male/AmericanA singer, songwriter, and poet, best remembered as the lead singer of the Doors. He's one of the most iconic frontmen in rock music history.

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