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The Endless Nothing
The Endless Nothing
The Endless Nothing
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This is a collection of poems written over the past five years by a fool much like you. Chad Sugg gives a voice to life, love, and death in the digital age, through this honest look at everything seemingly right and wrong with it all. His darkest yet most inspirational work to date.
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PublisherLulu.com
Release dateJan 20, 2015
ISBN9781312850101
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    The Endless Nothing - Chad Sugg

    The Endless Nothing

    The Endless Nothing

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    Written by Chad Sugg

    THE ENDLESS NOTHING

    Copyright © 2015 by Chad Sugg

    All rights reserved, including the right to reproduce this book or portions thereof in any form whatsoever.

    For information address Chad Sugg, P.O. Box 3212

    Clarksville, TN 37043.

    Cover design and photo by Chad Sugg

    Author Biography photo by David Aday

    Printed in the U.S.A.

    First Edition 2015.

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    ISBN: 978-1-312-85010-1

    for the new kid,

    thanks for reminding me

    we were all

    innocent

    once

    I

    a million different places

    in my mind;

    cities and houses

    full of people

    much sadder than me.

    I must belong somewhere.

    Love is a fire

    she was standing there

    like she meant it

    a perfect vision

    of everything wrong

    in this city

    of book club boys

    and shiny race cars

    I heard her

    humming that awful song

    like a bad day

    bad dream

    pop song version

    of a movie scene…

    in other words

    fake

    But faking it’s making it

    and we’re all stars

    first place gets the gold trophy

    last place gets the gold ring

    we’re all fighting or miming

    I’m bad with the timing

    but I always make it sting

    when I’m hurt

    when I’m scared

    and your words left a scar

    in the shape of a love song

    that we sang in my car

    so I drove it

    one hundred

    pedal pedal no brake

    off the bridges and buildings

    now it’s swimming in lakes

    that have seen this so often

    they don’t even feel it

    the weight of these relics

    that the graveyards all mimic

    on the shores

    washing up

    in the light of a morning

    love is fire

    that comes with no warning

    Living Wild In The Roaring Now

    Come here

    I need to hear you say

    that I still got that spark in me

    that I’m still beautiful

    that I’m still here

    and young

    and loved

    and…

    Come here

    I need to hear you breathing

    to quiet down the thought of leaving

    the thought of knowing

    the thought of saying it out loud

    even though they stopped listening

    long ago

    Simple as we are

    we all need something new

    we all need that shiny piece of sky

    dangling from string

    or hair

    or whatever

    just as long as it’s

    there

    Take it as you will

    the futures are never free

    and they don’t take kindly

    to those who laugh at them

    when they’re telling a story

    about how they were young once

    and now they look through their apartment windows

    down at the young ones

    and can almost feel their lips purse

    at the thought

    of being as sad as the happy fools

    living wild in the roaring now

    Oh to be fooled again

    to recognize the numb taste

    of someone you’re kissing, but never loved

    or the tired gaze

    of a sick child smiling at a Saturday television

    weak with the fever, but still giving ‘em hell

    I wanna be fooled again

    as I’m dodging raindrops under a newspaper fortress

    watching these merry-men dot like bullets

    through the torrential blur

    while on the other side of it all

    the

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