Crazy DanA Poem by Alan-a-CamdenHe can't help but tell his story. He'd give anything for you to listen.
Down at the prison there's a man,
They call him Crazy Dan, And his mind's as shot as his body From the drugs. But have you ever taken time To ask exactly why He did the things that drove him to This living death? If you look into his dazed eyes You'll get a big surprise When he says, "One-thousand ghosts make staying "Sane real tough." "One-hundred awful crimes I've done "To save my memory from "The crime I did that drives my head "To graveyard drift." His eyelids will fly wide open His gaze holds no hoping That he'll ever leave the prison of His haunted brain. "All the pills and alcohol "Are just bottles on the wall," He'll groan. "They tear you up real nice but "Don't even help a bit." "Yeah, there's some rules you shouldn't break; "Some loves you shouldn't make." Then, blubbering, he'll fall upon his Cot, and then jump up. He'll yell, "Please, remember me, man! "Remember Crazy Dan! "And never touch what will bring you "To this hell!" His execution is today, But I know what he'd say: "Judgment suits me fine, when compared with "The pain I've known." © 2011 Alan-a-Camden |
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