Main StreetA Poem by Wolly BullySnap Shot compilationMain Street Like the pioneer days Following goat paths led by ancient aliens Paths of least resistance University Avenue starts in Saint Paul goes North through Minneapolis then to farm lands beyond A main artery in my life we all have one of those Road my first real bike on it, wiped out, skinned my knees and elbows lucky I didn’t scar my head My father drove us from midtown to the burbs on it then forever taking it South to the University of Minnesota where on the first day got accosted by a biker chick, you know her, looked like Jane Fonda acted like Hatchet Face, who made fun of my last name, “Horse S**t, what kind of name is that” those days, if your name wasn't Smith or Anderson you were some peculiar freak Got pulled over once by the cops six squad cars swooped down on the car I was riding in guns drawn, lights flashing, looked at me hard Drove my mother south on that road many times, she would always smirk when we timed the traffic lights green all the way there © 2015 Wolly Bully |
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Added on February 17, 2015 Last Updated on February 17, 2015 AuthorWolly BullyMinneapolis, MNAboutJust started to write my visions and memories. What a rush when things sound right! more..Writing
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