Sand-like cliffs reaching up as towers
their sole purpose, but to measure hours,
feels a though I'm stuck in a cage
resulting in more visitations with rage;
There's not enough drink to fade it away
and too much left to quit it, today.
A good woman could help me put it down
but, there doesn't seem to be any of them, around.
Gravity's pulling just as hard as she'd might
and, the extra pull, has brought upon us, the night;
and, just as noon can coerce the dew to fade
night got real lucky, bartering for trade;
for day's sky and night's sky yearned for folly to be
each dimension's signature for eternity;
pawn folly was divided into both these domains
giving birth to split issues, and more difficult planes.
But, on l keep trudging, as on l must go
who'll win in the long-run, believe l'll never know,
l've donned my best hat and, my only warm cloak
I despise finding out l'm still the butt of the joke!
Comments
maybe just a li'l jaded...
maybe just a li'l jaded....huh?
Doc
I know your last line is usually a play on life but I felt that this piece didn't warrant the old way as it was grand in its own way...
"feels a though I'm stuck in a cage" is there a silent "S" in this line lol
Take care young poet, Yours Ian.T