my turnA Poem by Kieran James McGovernNothing of profundity could come from me Or anything that remotely resembles depth Or poetry Clearly, I can’t articulate the innermost emotions Perspectives and passions of people You wouldn’t expect me to describe A winter forest and the boughs of skinny, snow-laden trees That lean down toward ground with the slightest breeze Like hypocrites afflicted with sickly cowardice as they fall on their knees And cry on high through the snowy canopy For something like help or salvation from hell It’s okay for me You expect that I’m expected to be Less capable dissecting complexities For which walking is definitely a necessity In your mind I refuse to be accomplice to extortion of pleasure There are plenty of ways you can get her if she falls for that Feigned compassion and a half-a*s stab at charity Still there’s no disparity at twilight Remember that, child © 2010 Kieran James McGovern |
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