Highway oneA Poem by Tony WilliamsI decided to break from my pseudo-goth-hellfire-brimstone and explore my pseudo-emo-help-me-cut-myself.There’s a place off highway one Where the ocean meets the shore In a violent crash of waves Where we’d watch forevermore
I never had the right words So we talked about the poets Philosophers and lords I felt but never spoke it
Highway one was our domain God might have gave it to us Trees that covered us from rain And for our seats there was moss By the stream that went to sea All on the stage set for me
Yes, the script was well written The lighting was right on queue Tension flogged the air from within And the ocean was so blue
The trees had grown for long years And mist flying from the sea Subsided to make space clear Long enough for me to say But I didn't. I was just a seaman then And Alex was still alive Jansen wasn't crazy yet. What would they think of me now Some jerk with a couple crows? Would you be impressed? "Frankly, Bill, you've missed the point Just like you missed your one chance all those years ago Somewhere off of Highway one" © 2011 Tony Williams |
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Added on May 18, 2011 Last Updated on May 18, 2011 AuthorTony WilliamsSan Diego, CAAboutJust some guy who likes to write and read what others have written. more..Writing
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