IMAGINE
There's nothing memorable coming from my being
more memorial, am I closer to death than life?
Let's face it. People don't like people to talk this way.
But I have to live it. You can bury your head
I cant, wish I could. I want to write of birds, bees
Bee humble and take it on the chin. Stand tall like
a Johnny Cash song, that's what my father told me.
Son be a good boy and hold your head high, Walk tall
I found out the hard way, my father never gave me shit.
What a joke I can't stand or walk.
He was a cold steel christ murderer. Is that what
you want of me, a christ-loving killer. Kill/christ
don't go hand in hand, stop this rhetoric, outdated.
Imagine summer without bonfire marching violence,
Barbeque sharing instead of hate-filled memories.
A clean slate, that's what I woke with, half a century
wiped off erased, all my writing since 2005, nonsense.
Where is this pome taking me, back to a grave-yard
sense and disability, back where I belong. Back to
the first real poem I ever wrote, Light on stones.
Boulders at your head, back to the start, unborn.
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