Pennsylvania Avenue

Pennsylvania Avenue

A Poem by Robert Filos

the children all are playing
in the dark with their latest phones
but you just sit there patiently
waiting for me to come home
and the expected stories are being posted
on the cia's social experimental sites
while senators and lonely prostitutes
drink shots throughout the georgetown night

in the morning the horse and buggies
chase the parents through the street
while lawyers make big profits
trading welfare mom's like meat
and silicon valley lobbyist's
give the justices oil driven cars
and say "we're all just servants"
as they smoke hundred dollar cigars

when the princes and the paupers
through circumstance do they meet
fireworks are shot off in the sky
and they all look at their feet
it's a wicked crazy world down there
where the papers all been erased
and cannibalistic computer chips
run on lines that can't be traced

and the poets have to pull the load
for the scientists of the day
mathemagicians spin the roulette wheel
hoping to get some pay
and when I make it home to you
and you shut the window tight
we lose ourselves in each other's arms
and put all our fears to flight

© 2016 Robert Filos


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Robert Filos
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I write what I call Folkwritings. These can be in many forms but generally are writings by and for folks. Some of the headinds I write under are Folkwritings from the Future, Writings for the Revoluti.. more..

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