TumbleDown Town

TumbleDown Town

A Poem by Juni Parks
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Oh, I started life as an orphan, a child of the street Here on skid row. Little Shop of Horrors

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Black tigers, white fur, yellow eyes
Blue ladies, green children, homeless cries

Black trees, blue bicycles, cans of booze
Red streets, white signs, the corner of blues

Red doors leading to empty red rooms leading to blackened bedrooms
Sunlight men mad with mission, on a mission, sniffing fumes

Shaded babies seeping songs along the Canopy Park
Earthy infant eyes searching tatters of men, former and stark

Thinning rancid lips spitting angry, flinging sleeves in the air
Thudding clumping hooves turning, fleeing to anywhere

© 2014 Juni Parks


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Added on November 4, 2014
Last Updated on November 19, 2014

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Juni Parks
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