The Meaning Of LifeA Poem by McGregor's Myths
On waveless seas and seeds of weed.
On cold fire and other warm things. I flew under a bird's wing, To meet good old Doris King. Past black trees and mountains of water. Past legged snakes and bald sheep. I wandered hairy as a dog. To where all the lonely people meet. Down dead end lanes and arm less statues. Is where people go to plead the fifth. But I remain focused, To find the answer to McGregor's Myth.
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Added on February 21, 2013 Last Updated on February 22, 2013 AuthorMcGregor's MythsMcDonough, GAAboutI was found on July 20th 1988, around the time when 1/3 of Yellowstone National Park was destroyed by fire, which they still accuse me of to this day. Most of my poems and stories don't have any meani.. more..Writing
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