Sam Sham the Homeless ManA Poem by SayG'NightGrac[i]ea slam poem
Luck is for the rich and those content with their lives.
As for me, I’m set adrift
trying to analyze these lies
they keep feeding me every day
And in return, spit ‘em back
trying to keep my rent alive.
These days are a haze and I can’t remember why
I was bitchin’ in the first place.
But that’s restlessness for you.
I got this feeling that we
cannot go farther
and you can’t be a father
and I won’t play the mother.
Sittin’ at home
Waitin’ alone
With a baby at my hip…
We just aren’t family material.
It’ll end in a broken down apartment
and a come-get-me daughter
and a shoot-‘em-up son
and we don’t want to add to the urban decay
or the clichéd single father.
© 2009 SayG'NightGrac[i]eAuthor's Note
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1 Review Added on July 20, 2009 AuthorSayG'NightGrac[i]eSDAboutI attend Columbia College Chicago for writing. I NEED to write more and I tend to do so if I have someone to show or somewhere to post my stuff. I need work, I know, so criticism is welcome. It's not .. more..Writing
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