Miles

Miles

A Poem by Will

Three trees all bear
Poison fruit.
The raccoons screech,
The owls hoot.

Rain rain
Go away,
Why can't I
Get a say?

Build a house
Then huff and puff;
House goes down
Luck is tough.

Problems galore
And you ain't got answers.
The headache spreads
Like malignant cancer.

Your head:
It's held high.
But you're gonna
kiss life goodbye

But you'll go out
with a smile.
After all,
You've got the miles.

© 2013 Will


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Ha, this was great, Will. I loved the rhymes. :) Great job!

~ Noodle.

Posted 11 Years Ago


Rhyming for rhyming sake. I've written a few of them.

Posted 11 Years Ago


Going out with your head held high - is it pride or arrogance? There is a lot to interpret here, Will - are these the "miles" of wisdom, getting all there is out of life, or are they hard miles, too hard to travel anymore? I like the possibilities read into this poem - well done!

Posted 11 Years Ago



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Added on June 15, 2013
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Tags: raccoons, owls, Trees, fruit, rain, say, cancer, house, puff, luck, problems, answers, head, smile, goodbye, miles

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Will
Will

Brooklyn, NY



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Well now that I have the patience, I'll actually write something here. I'm Will, and I'm 16 years old going on 17 , born and raised in Brooklyn, NY. I write what appeals to me. I just love writ.. more..

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