Sunshine Rose - I Believe

I believe there never was a mother who didn't lie.
I believe even though sex at home is good next door's will always sound better.

I believe some people are born ordinary
you see them roaming alone with no tribe
no feeling of home to shove in their pocket
a pocket with holes like a story that you can't hum to.

I believe all is lost when hope is dead.
I believe no one will clean up your mess while you sleep.
I believe in morning coffee on a table loaded with roses
fresh fruit and warm buttered croissants.

At some point there is a shortage of future
I believe it's when looking good has taken a different course
and a window to look out of sounds nice while queuing for death.

I believe we don't always know why we do it let wounds grow fat on the past
while skinny starves for a love that never comes.

I believe a simple hug will see you gently through.
I believe Superman is a man who knows how to please a woman using his tongue.

I believe that babyhood is a time of spring
small fat shiny bodies with easy affection
their snow-white feet and soft creased necks
their steamy-clean flesh
with a smell that clings to your fingers.
But quicker than a minute they turn into monsters
and reek of dead frogs left in pockets and nasty nickers.

Should I be swept away in the middle of the night I believer you will not miss me.

I believe that every reminder of the past has it's thorn.
I believe uncomplicated and kind people are easy to love.
I believe nothing hurts my heart more than a badly kept garden.

I believe the world is broken and it can't be fixed in some dammed book.

Sunshine Rose

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