Jun 26, 2012

the Rolling-Key-stone

He from she was born
becoming a poet, of sorts

laying it out, without
having to say so in

the streets of bumpy
matter, hardly ever lengthy

bouncin' to this from that
so nothing ever sticks,

hurt just as a lick
with a sick joke slapped

on the side, watching the
people pass, their paths

clear for the taking, or so
it seemed, in the beginning

but now, finding the path leading
to the right destination, racing

without resignation, only to find
the sign that reads, PRIVATE PROPERTY

keep out or be shot right
in the heart, he proceeds gently

not giving heed to warnings
until the morning after next