Christine Fellows
Christine Fellows
Christine Fellows
Christine Fellows
Christine Fellows
Christine Fellows
Christine Fellows
Christine Fellows
Christine Fellows
Christine Fellows
Christine Fellows
Christine Fellows
Christine Fellows
Concrete buckles, cobwebs bloom
While angles hold their breath
In backyards, buckers overturned
Under picnic-grey skies
Determined to remain
To brave this load-bearing embrace
With bottle caps and paint shards
To confetti my escape
Will you teach me how to whistle
With a mouthful of nails
I can hammer, I can yell
I know this ain't no paradise
But it might mean home to me
And I'll give it up when
I have fiven everything
Will you teach me how to whistle
With a mouthful of nails
I can hammer, I can yell
Will you teach me how to whistle
With a mouthful of nails
Will you still love you if i fail