photo by Edward Rinaldi |
we gained foot holds
wet sand somewhere
off the coast of any where
warmer than here, our
hands huddled over
barrel fires burning
anything found, not edible
scavenging food and fun
sometimes with questionable
methods and means
so we tended not to drink
so much when feeling remorseful
on those nights we filled in time
with our expression
in a pin pain or forgetting
what rhyme did to TV, once
the "drug of a nation"
sometimes we see
ghost Gil Scott rail down
the ever Sunday sermon
aesop fable-ing atop
marble slab-ville
can't stand
still stabbed
when filled
with you
dreaming
of eating
the sharks
EJR ©
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