Poetry: Cafe Cool by AceMillion

Café Cool

 By

Ace-Million

The dark red lights blended in with the smooth sax

Cigar smoke, and never ending dancing trance your spirit.

Stares for across the room, I used to own the crowd.

Distant laughter, broke silence of the slightly sip coffee

The ringing door bell brings little comfort, as more enter

Are they blind or am I invisible?

Here I stand a shade of what I used to be.
I need a menu I forgotten what I used to eat.

As the sun rose this morning it all changed.

But it ran through my veins for so many moons.

Life’s standing ovation turn to blank stares.

Contrast to the dark its hard catch the rhythm

Its seems I lost it all, I’m reaching for my past

Cause in the fast lane you don’t see the crash.

And what used to be so sweet has a bitter taste.

Fallen from grace you welcomed visitors into the soul.

They littered on your mind and left your conscience cold.

Now you shaking vacant from the warm.

The distant screams cant break the silence.

There’s no penalty for this serenity.

Give me back my identity or let me die.

I paid my tab now let 

me fly.