Poetry by Melodie Yvonne

Words from a gonzoesque life in an oh so gonzoless world

Simple Things

Originally published online Aug 17, 2019 & in the collection Photographic Memories: Deux Mille Dix-Neuf available here

Simple Things by Melodie Yvonne

I dream this lonely dream I’m in, I’m waitin’ for your face
I’m waitin’ to be next to you, and fill this empty space

I wanna be so close to you, but I just don’t know how
So I pump that volume next to me ’til all my thoughts are drowned

My heart keeps growin’ bluer, and my lungs are turnin’ green
Still I can’t get you off my mind, it’s all those simple things

It’s every word you said to me, and every word you don’t
It’s when you’re sidled next to me that I feel most at home

And home is where the heart is, so my heart’s right there with you
In that dimly lit hotel room somewhere just right passed the moon

My heart keeps growin’ bluer, and my heads not where it seems
I just can’t get you off my mind, it’s all those simple things

It’s all the ways you look at me, and everything you do
In that dimly lit hotel room somewhere just right passed the moon

Yeah my heart keeps growin’ bluer everyday you’re not around
I still can’t dig you out my mind ‘cause you’re so underground

I just wanna be near you, and I don’t wanna come down
So I stick that needle on, and pump the volume on the sound

My heart keeps growin’ bluer, and my lungs are turnin’ green
Still I can’t get you off my mind, it’s all those simple things

It’s all the things you said to me, and everything that’s you
In that dimly lit hotel room somewhere just right passed the moon

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