SlipA Poem by B. MahoneyExcuse the brevity where a single point of lights meets Jack Nickle-Son I can begin to see part of the picture great time to be alive I suppose windy nights leave dry mouth and wet eyes spinning into the black Neil always told us we'd one day leave the blue for the black my return to form was an excellent escape from the falling I hadn't noticed, but it had started again Back Into The Ether every two or three times It begins to shift back and forth the hands of the great-grandfather clock Ebbbb and Flowe Two elderly gentlemen in straw hats on porches in wicker chairs not part on any class, generation a greek chorus for the delta pulling the energy from the air and leaving it for the enlightened to find Like dimes on the sidewalk dropped by bums running for cover from the fire hoses of our ruling classes I do so love the clean streets Tie in end with some semblance of connection and continuity I'm back, but I'll be gone soon Dig? © 2011 B. Mahoney |
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