In Faded WhiteA Poem by Nathanieldon't spoil it just read it
“In Faded White”
It was a hot, hot day in hell
As a shadow came whistling down the street
Long and behold he wore a leather cap
With leather gloves to match
Faded to a sooty black his vest was in shambles
And on his legs hung ghastly rags
Yet on he went whistling
He passed eternal flaming homes
Dogs that were mere skeletons
And as the licking flames touched his face
It only revealed an eyeless glare
From beneath a thick brow that pierced the air
His nose stuck out to the world as if to say
“I pity no soul”
His cheeks covered in thick soot
Pushed out by coiled air
Yet on he pushed whistling
Staggering to a knotted sack
Stretching his leather hands to the bag
He hefted it and with a spin, tossed it overhead
With a whirr and a whoosh the bag was gone
Yet on he pushed whistling
And so he went down the street
Tossing bags left and right
Until he came upon a house,
slightly larger than the rest
He took to the steps
Through the door
And in he went whistling
And on the Mailbox in faded white
Stood
Lewis Bell
Garbage Man of Hell
© 2009 Nathaniel |
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