I never wanted thisA Poem by Mohl083i still like the way i worked the counting crows album in here in reference to their concert i saw
It’s twenty-five degrees And my reflection in the car window Makes my nuts shrivel up A little bit more inside me. Moustaches aren’t cool anymore. I once knew a guy Who could make the most perfectly round snowballs, But none of my friends wanted to meet him. It’s sad to look out onto a big white field, And not see a snowman standing in the middle. I’m not looking for the next Frosty or anything, But attention must be paid. When you get down to it After scrapping away all the fluff Of days that keep me from the weekend. It’s all about that day in August, And everything after Has been to bear witness To exactly how far a man can fall. Sisyphus pushes his rock. Only no one mentions the chain From his bleeding ankle Bolted to the boulder he toils with. I still can’t accept it. The man in the mirror isn’t me. He can’t be. He’s a rental. The first crap car you get The day you turn 16. Drive it around till it dies Then you get the Corvette. This is the dress rehearsal; The time to work out the last few kinks. So when the curtain rises tomorrow night The audience won’t gasp in unison At the bloated corpse In a pool of his own vomit.
© 2008 Mohl083 |
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