New York StainA Poem by JC PireThis isn't a sermon and I'm not a priest I'm just another man type beast Not to be confused with sincerity Now he's finally reached prosperity This isn't a town it's just a place The devil's in the detail and there's detail in your face Like a stain Oil barons and the strippers Kicked off their bras and their slippers Pulled up a glass and said 'Well, what a year' They could've just cried in every tear I'm up next with my thoughts of rhyming Excuse me sir can you keep to the timing Ma and pa they've got too far They drown the sounds of my guitar and darken out The Will of the Wisp keep their clashes without a fist It pains me always to love them still They'll have more friends than I gladly will Like a stain You front row I can see you glow I met your son not too long ago He said he had a shoelace for a bag Kept gripping the pole of his family flag He waved his flags upon the mountain So you could see from the drinking fountain This world is divided by ratio Until you paraded like Horatio Ironically your dressed to distress I like my brown shoes the best It doesn't matter which war you fight So long as they react it's alright Like a stain New York Stain that's your career swinging from the chandelier Drying up a well of love and cursing to your Dad above is there something I can borrow? I'll sell it back to you tomorrow © 2010 JC Pire |
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Added on September 20, 2010 Last Updated on September 20, 2010 Author
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