SadDave BontaAdam and Evein bed we expect a great still music we are the original text that others quote imperfectly this old news of our loss
SadDave BontaCut rosesuch troubled quiet in a rose how the held-up hands cry what shall we do I have given my life for nothing to be flung down on a bed
CheerfulDave BontaShamelessI get a prodigious kick out of shame my own hands foul my fingers let me suffer for it a little let me make my own afternoon bed
RomanticDave BontaLate bloomerssetting sun with ravens a most admirable music we fell into rare life and then to bed
CheerfulDave BontaSand barsand is good and simple the only thing like a thing since the wine bar oysters brought me to bed
SadDave BontaBeddinglittle to whistle about in her winter linen like a cold surgeon curing us of all unnecessary dust and ease
RomanticDave BontaAflamefire is the backward uniform of buildings fire tells me my question is only a common cry when you came O falcon to my bed
DreamyDave BontaVisionarya change to my past is the price of visions one long look under the bed will be true tomorrow
CheerfulDave BontaOde to my socksmy stockings walk to white noon cover the world with a hired ground useful things to air like a cheap bed
RomanticDave BontaAging masochistnight rose let me go to bed and tie my hands I might be old but I could endure
DreamyDave BontaSedativeis night the same ever since we were in town that wrought our time in one drop into a different make of bed