private paradise starting to fall apartA Poem by Philip GaberI shuffled the streets, searching for sustenance, pleading for redemption, petitioning the world for some compassion, a small heroic gesture of tenderness; an arm around my shoulder, a smile from a place where the soul sometimes hides, where the spirit resides, but never subsides, where joyrides cause wide-eyed tye-dyed brides to collide with the ides of march, forcing them to be pried away from their pride and to decide whether or not the cry ever justifies the lie, if the why is subtler then the sigh, if the I is more important then the my. © 2024 Philip Gaber |
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Added on May 22, 2024 Last Updated on May 22, 2024 AuthorPhilip GaberCharlotte, NCAboutI hate writing biographies. I was one of those kids who rode a banana seat bike and watched Saturday morning cartoons and Soul Train. But my mother would never buy any of those sugary cereals for us k.. more..Writing
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