Tuesday, December 13, 2016

Poem #42 Single men sometimes fall behind . . .

single men sometimes fall behind
trouble walking in front
guns begin anything you sees
take my fun rouge pickin’
a woman the wife of an ill omen
white with a ,lot of aggie sin
Older than me like a mother
ordered in a tidy life
buying yellow teacup
they play can’t wait to be lied about
give way to natural good hating
impostors to knaves the things you stood and built
one heap turn of your begging’s
a word your heat long hold
exile will virtue wake with common hurt
none too much distance everything more
flatten words with false promises
so to make mornings bright
and broken nights
fools broken worn out tool
dealt in lies
you can dream
every once in a while
pitch and toss off all your wings
hold on

if all men count. 

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