bundles of honey (street sounds)A Poem by Matthew Young
once before youth
calculating the voice of her truth riddles around broom sticks propped up against open doors where they hid their tired tricks and ideas once rested desire now vested in bundles of honey trimmed and traded to troubled travelers of tasteless tyranny they bring mystery in bags of leather and gold now here staying for eternity but never getting old like rhymes turning to rust beneath dark oceans of mistrust these unseen worlds of weariness bleeding in the mouths of empty strangers I'm feeding empty promises of love to still their words stack up against nothing and their hearts stay blue almost back to fighting the gray of rainclouds the buzz of lightning like endless drinks driving behind drunken cars after looking for luv in smoky bars liver wrecked and bruised and welcoming the morning in stained beds feeling used with no one to talk to that was then like this is now that was her like this is me now alone in a foreign home digging for redemption like a dog digs for a lost bone and never finding it still it keeps us going in a world of uncertainty never knowing nothing besides the rhythm of the street shaking its soul on the sly out in the open like a lover fading out in a dream waving goodbye © 2010 Matthew YoungReviews
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2 Reviews Added on May 23, 2010 Last Updated on May 23, 2010 AuthorMatthew Youngapex, NCAboutMatthew Young is a new beat poet, and also a Doors fan, the second name Young --- in this case is correct --- because both the poetry and the poet are! I especially dug: 'Brendan Behans' Glass', 'Diet.. more..Writing
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