Category: Poetry

  • Gratified

    Gratified

    Gratified by the wild of her heart
    I question myself, where to next?
    She lures me deep inside Mile High
    Makes me woozy as I rise on thin air
    My brain slows down
    I see the madness surrounding me
    An old man, the street of Colfax
    Walks naked puffing that Doopey
    Not a single worry in life
    But to smoke it

    “I can make you cry like a baby”
    She looks like she’s someone’s
    Grandmother as she pulls out her left
    Saddle bag – I lid my cigarette, thinking
    “I’m almost already crying”
    She licks what ever remains of her
    Femininity – I try to get away from her
    “What’s a matter boy, you don’t like me?”
    “Most certainly not!” I speak silently
    To myself moving further down the
    longest road of them all, trying,
    Getting rid of her … BUT WAIT!
    There’s my escape, Beers and Whisky
    Offered so cheaply at the Satellite or Nob
    So smooth finding my way back
    On the tracks of the beaten Pack
    This is a place for a wanderer
    To stick around and wonder
    What went on down that road
    Bringing order to the chaos
    Of this thing we call life
    This place has room for anyone
    Free Rambling Being …

  • One Evening at Silver Lake

    One Evening at Silver Lake

    It was like everybody was there

    Tormented from a whole day
    of agony at work

    Stressed and hungry

    Trapped inside that metal coffin

    All they wanted to do,
    was to get away from that red light and up to the next one

    Waiting, waiting and waiting
    and wasting precious time

    The clock is ticking
    and the reaper is waiting

    Me …

    I was just hungry
    And walking