I thought of you at 6:30 in the morning.
Caught me by surprise, when I looked up at the Chelsea Hotel.
Misty fog, gently stroking my skin, a spirits hand cooling warm flesh.
Black and white cat laying contently on the cement, enjoying the peaceful surrenity of a New York City morning.
Looking into the windows I thought of us drinking good whiskey in our underwear.
Ice taping the crystal glass, sweet bourbon intoxicating the carpet as it rolls over the brim.
Us making love to the sounds of wispering ghosts.
Hearing the simple song of history past;
“You were talking so brave so sweet,
giving me head on the unmade bed,
while the limousines wait in the street.”
Ranting awful poetry at the top of our lungs, draped in bed sheets and lust;
‘Hear me God! Hear me as I Come!’
Toasting the American Romantics, we laughed and pretended to be something great.
(Quotation:
CHELSEA HOTEL NO. 2 Lyrics
Artist:Leonard Cohen)