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by Gaby Ann Love
I'm laying on my bedWith my legs up and my head down listening to AhabI feel I must be the closest thing To a giant sleeping batlazy but always cur...
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by Gaby Ann Love
New York, Manhattan, 6th Avenue Apartment 6. It's the sixth floorYou told her that on the first callNow, it's only a matter of whenShe'll come knoc...
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by Gaby Ann Love
Her parents named her Gwyneth
Among her sisters, she was the seventh
She is too old now to hold her breath
But she still wants out of the hospice b...
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by Gaby Ann Love
The Pitfall of when I'm in love
and I'm no longer twenty six
I'm tired of the monsters
and the beasts
So please, I beg you
Bring me back to when ...
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by Gaby Ann Love
In a dark winter nightFrom the port of HamburgTo the streets of BerlinA tall figure roamsshape shifting through theMist and the fogHis fast footste...
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by Gaby Ann Love
Slowly rising, like liesMy consternation Surfaces over time They take, without asking what once was mineSpreading like the thoughts I try to confin...
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by Gaby Ann Love
Trying to compensate forWhat time and distance takeInebriated I seek the rewardThat validates IntoxicatedBy your open mindYour spiritThe strength y...
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by Gaby Ann Love
I'm at the cemetery
Trying to find some solace
longing to hear without fear
No matter the cost
From those I've lost
I know their names
I like to re...
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by Gaby Ann Love
How I missThe peace and the quietAll that moves silentlyIn the vast seasSuspendedNavigatingFlapping finsHiding in crevicesAnd finding homesIn aband...
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by Gaby Ann Love
I thought you were
from a bygone era
Carrying yourself
Like you cared
Hair neatly combed
Meticulously tinted black
Slick like a Cadillac
bare ch...
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by Gaby Ann Love
Jaundice JanisShe's a ghostWho says helloEvery dayBefore going inTo silence the painThat's been eatingHer awayShe gets a few nipsAt the store andA ...
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by Gaby Ann Love
Another sunny dayFast turned grayFiltering, bufferingCan't see much throughA very annoying glareReflecting, wonderingStanding, I am watchingA slow ...
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