Waiting for the man

No clueless wannabe hang around
can ever find its way into my sun,
where I, bound by the one true sound,
waits for nothing more than a last run
with enough money to last for a few days.

I am the apostasy of all dead aims,
of all things fallen due to a lost cause.
There will never be a war of flames
fought for the sake of a silent applause
or a dress that is totally out of place.

Thus the final dare is a wave of coils
billowing through all wily expectation,
a teeming cross of wills that boils
to the speed of all things in acceleration,
speeding up to the all inclusive praise.




Poetry by Bob
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Written on 2009-05-15 at 16:52

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Eli The PoetBay support member heart!
It's been a long time since I've read it so I can't be entirely sure; but I'm feeling shades of Kerouac's "On The Road" in this. Thanks for the enjoyable read, and the drifty flow.
2009-05-19


Kathy Lockhart
interesting read, leaving me searching my own coils and those things for which I do or do not seek praise. congratulations on Editor's Choice.
2009-05-19


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