ToughA Poem by saratogapartyPlaying hot potato with a burning Joint was the past. Bloody-eyed and Broken, we were fooled. Now you walk Brave and I talk brave and you’d hardly Recognize us anymore. You’ve dyed your hair I’vePlaying hot potato with a burning Joint was the past. Bloody-eyed and Broken, we were fooled. Now you walk Brave and I talk brave and you’d hardly Recognize us anymore. You’ve dyed your hair I’ve dyed my pride and we walk together until we Fall victims to our Eyelids.
It’s Sunday and the music keeps us Tough. Gliding above parking lots On a two-laned road with windy Intentions. Uncle Sam's waving To the crowd, having become nothing But America’s inflatable used car Salesman.
But you’re still here singing in my ear Like you always do and I hope to never Hear the sound of silence ringing Around this place. Our lungs are mighty and we’ll make you Listen. I’ve got a heart full of beer and bad Intentions. © 2013 saratogaparty |
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2 Reviews Added on February 17, 2013 Last Updated on February 17, 2013 Tags: creative writing, poetry, Writing AuthorsaratogapartyLos Angeles, CAAboutCreative Writing Major Meet Sara: A Reading of "Borrowed Bones" more..Writing
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