The Hipster CowboyA Poem by Jacko PookThe Hipster Cowboy A liberal youth went ridin’ out one dark and windy day The Shoreditch Autumn morning Welcomed the wannabe John Wayne. His whiskey-breath betrayed his liquid brunch. On horseback he patrolled Through
the wind and the cold Those streets in central London. He had that look in his eyes… …He’d been hunting native Americans before it was cool. When’s he’s not here he’s an artist " always the quickest
to draw. I saw his piercings and tattoos As he lassoed Himself a corporate cup of coffee; caffeine And
skinny jeans " The perfect tools to fight the mainstream. I thought I smelled a smoking barrel But it’s just a cigarette, freshly lit. Yes, You guessed " American spirit. Wiping the Starbuck froth from his moustache That hero rode out of sight. A counter-culture legend of the western world. The good, the bad, and the ugg boots in a man’s size. © 2017 Jacko Pook |
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Added on September 27, 2017 Last Updated on September 28, 2017 Tags: Cowboy, comedy, hipster, Starbucks, John Wayne, Shoreditch, trends, counter-culture, american spirit, ugg boots AuthorJacko PookIpswich, South-East, United KingdomAboutI am a writer/actor/musician. My written work is usually Plays and Poems, however I occasionally write short stories too. more..Writing
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