Tuesday, June 7, 2011

Pomeration


Portrait of No One
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My claim to lame
Is that I’m never the same
In church I sometimes pray, shouting them out
at odd times, when its silent or just about
It wakes up the dead and sinners they say.
If I knew that before I might have done it for fun
And in the future I still may.
I will go  but no one can predict which way
Or what I will do
Or what I will chew
Unrelated in every way to best that we knew
I eat hot dogs with a spoon, ditto burgers, linguine, the occasional bear claw
I grind up potatoes and sip with a straw
Naw I absorb it through my pores
My shoes I carry over my shoulder
And barefoot I hop from boulder to boulder,
Naw, not now that I’m older,
I pay someone to take the job over.
My heroes are all skinny, too tall, or too fat
They come to visit but don’t know where I’m at,
Naw, don’t know where I am
I in the bread drawer, camouflaged in jam.
When they get hungry they find me so easy
But turn away when they see that I'm sneezy.

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