developing a habit
as easy as
falling down.
you flirt with
danger and chemistry
to make a heady cocktail,
staggering from drink
to drink
to drunk
in an extravagant tango
that you call love.
we needed you to go to rehab amy.
you opened your mouth
and from a place divine
you filled the room
with the furniture of your life,
spinning your heartaches
like fine white linen,
dropping rare gems
like ice into bourbon.
moody blues and bloody ballet shoes
we needed you to go to rehab amy.
you thought that you were
in love with love,
but what you craved was chaos.
sad that the music wasn’t enough,
sad that you failed more times
than you tried - and you did try.
so i get that you’d rather be
drunk than sad but we needed you,
we needed you to go to rehab amy.
now you inhabit
our thin places,
slipping in and out of
our everyday cravings,
singing self destructive anthems
to the loves and losses and alarm bells
that shape us all.
all soul and no body
we needed you to go to rehab amy.
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