Don't Count Your Grenades Before They HatchA Poem by Nobody.Don’t Count Your Grenades Until they Hatch As a purpled wet sunrise punches me in the face, and today’s plan dissolves like sugar cubes in my coffee, I sit on my green bucket-seat throne and listen to a Ramones song burn faster than a single-wide trailer. I was going to paint a white clapboard masterpiece, and reinvent blue collar pride. But, the sky has become my enemy. Microwave 7-11 burrito filled with bean paste and anxiety reminds me that I still exist. I smile as God winks, puts on His sun mask, and the laughter of raindrop echoes
bounce away to the final chorus of Teenage Lobotomy. I guess nothing is ever truly lost. All of my hopes are standing at the shadowy edges
of this circle pit tornado waiting for a song that makes them want to dance. Now, I just pray that the old Chevy will start. © 2011 Nobody.Author's NoteFeatured Review
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