Dutch IronyA Poem by Jean-Pierre GarciaParty at my house.
Do you know what I hate?
That you were right that I can't stand to be alone at my own party in my own room in my own drink alone in how i think how i dream a rose risen a risen a dove waxed in resin like how I listen to buddy holly weezing on my night life acting just as long as day light sucking beer out of a cigar jack knifed lying on the carpet guitars are playing trained in the pulpit and i only have eyes to see a sight only in talbot a bit a drone even miss stone lying in the road wanting a ride a sigh dyed in diet a sticker a rope a cola bursting a bubble and a fella bursting at the seams talking fast in slick jeans speaking only in riddles written only in slang I hide running in a high rise up stairs just to spit a spat off a balcony alchemy parking garage I pause to fourteens livn an dnot writing about nothing not good enough to sleep on but hella good to dream on for sooth, what dreams may come hamlet oh hamlet to be ought naught to be tis nobler still to breath in Shakespeare instead of smoke puffed o n ash words, words wrote not toke a token robust with a new begging in the gin with lit written in wit littered a flame in pages of memory still. Fixed in a fake art education intellect sealed with a zeal a pox in abbraision conversion person to person in debt without justice just in in just a friend jilted and melded in a memory log a jolt doth experience hog jogged grogged joked and I laugh at myself stubborn and flawed getting places placed put somewhere and changing with a crazy twist wrapped and done with oranges on my breath
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1 Review Added on April 21, 2012 Last Updated on April 21, 2012 AuthorJean-Pierre GarciaSeattle, WAAboutI'm a gnomic meanderer. I have just the right amount of neuroticism to lock myself in my room to write, but somehow have faked myself out of it by writing on the go or for the student newspaper I wo.. more..Writing
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