Poor boy eats like a starving beast
He remembers when there was none
Again such a day may come
The thought spurs him on
The ghost of hunger to come
Without satisfaction
Like a starving beast the poor boy eats
Long after hunger is gone
A sunrise of glory
Gold fire in the blue
A perfect day starting for you
Mine will be spent in the grey tennament
Flames in the sky bring no joy to my eye
For what is a day spent that way
I lower my eyes
Turning away
Seratonin ran dry but I can rely
The bottle erases the past
And fear of a future so vast
Is silent in the moment
For as long as the moment may last
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Showing posts with label Addiction. Show all posts
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Friday, 14 September 2018
Monday, 31 August 2015
The Sot
On a bus I met
one day
A drunken sot
who dared to say
That my case
and suit and tie
Was offensive
to his eye
He mumbled
out profanities
He spat and
spluttered
Coughed and
wheezed
As though to
ride upon a bus
Was purely
for the drinking class
As he
muttered and he swore
Offended by
the things I wore
The folly of
his case was plain
All his funds
went down the drain
And who's to
say and who can know
How quickly
could the Sot's funds grow
If to booze
he did not choose
But spent his
money on clean trews.
Monday, 3 August 2015
Flotsam & Jetsam
Can't remember what its all about
Turned-on tuned-in dropped-out
Love was free for half a century
But I'm still paying for the LSD
Weed and hepatitis C
And the voices keep me company
Grubby tartan - kind'a fuzzy
Where a Mohawk used to be
Tats on saggy wrinkled skin
And one too many piercings
A vaguely shadowed memory
And the voices keep me company
Turned-on tuned-in dropped-out
Love was free for half a century
But I'm still paying for the LSD
Weed and hepatitis C
And the voices keep me company
Grubby tartan - kind'a fuzzy
Where a Mohawk used to be
Tats on saggy wrinkled skin
And one too many piercings
A vaguely shadowed memory
And the voices keep me company
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