OLD CAFEA Poem by Strider Marcus JonesReflections on life over coffee in a cafe.OLD CAFE
a rest, from swinging bar and animals in the abattoir- to smoke in mental thinks spoken holding cooling drinks. counting out old coppers to be fed in the set squares of blue and red plastic table cloth- just enough to break up bread in thick barley broth. Jesus is late after saying he was coming back to share the wealth and real estate of capitalist cunning. maybe. just maybe. put another song on the jukebox baby: no more heroes anymore. what are we fighting for- he’s hiding in hymns and chants, in those Monty Python underpants, from this coalition of new McCarthy’s and it’s institutions of Moriarty’s. some shepherds sheep will do this dance in hypothermic trance, for one pound an hour like a shamed flower- watched by sinister sentinels, while scratched tubular bells, summon all to sunday service where invisible myths exist- to a shamed flower with supernatural power come the hour. Copyright Strider Marcus Jones. From his 4th book WOODED WINDOWS. All Rights Reserved. © 2017 Strider Marcus Jones |
StatsAuthorStrider Marcus JonesLeicester, East Midlands, United KingdomAboutStrider Marcus Jones – is a poet, law graduate and ex civil servant from Salford/Hinckley, England with proud Celtic roots in Ireland and Wales. A member of The Poetry Society, his five publishe.. more..Writing
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