When Ideals Die With AgeA Poem by Kelly A. BrownThey all curse the scam they screech and holler and cry and stare and hide their feelings from those they love most trying to make peace and capture the ideal to revel in the makings of God and see everything in its finest form while ignoring the reality of the drunkards in the streets, pissing themselves throwing up on children and wiping their asses with their undershirts and crashing into buildings and crying and wishing they were never born, the ones lost in the crowd out of place and out of mind out of focus and out of time the ones who pray when no one's watching and suffer the most of all, but never forget what their mom told them was "perfect", was "true", was "ideal" they never let it leave their minds and the white statue of virtue haunts them and follows them everywhere preaching the impossible dream. © 2008 Kelly A. BrownReviews
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Added on June 10, 2008Last Updated on June 10, 2008 AuthorKelly A. BrownNJAboutI am a writer...I try to write from my soul. I am a fan of Charles Bukowski, Jack Kerouac, and the like. I love crazy poetry, but dislike poor spelling. I guess you can tell more about me by rea.. more..Writing
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