I’m emotional – and adopted:
and I Love my Mother, like
no other. So, when someone’s
cruel about Her, out of naught
but, childish spite, I write of
their words, that fell like turds;
then take myself out for a walk,
to forget the drivel I’d just read
on VR…
As each snowflake that falls has it's own design,
As the birds sing to us with music to for ears,
An like a light breeze on your face, as the dry leaves
are scattering around your feet.
.. the day to day magic of Life can make it all worthwhile.
I turn my eyes and head, a little, as the wavy
brown-haired young woman walks past,
in a waist-length zip-up jacket; heeled brown,
calf-length. Brown boots and blue-denim jeans,
worn as though she were poured into them …
and I obsess on the undulation, as she walks
to the hole-in-the-wall, a couple of feet away.
Then as I began to find the words for this rhyme,
I turned my head: and there was my bus coming
down the street. And all I could say was,
“Well I’ll be. The damned thing was early.”
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very intruiging Sir.
haha! that was nice.. :)
So we went to the bar I feel safe in, where semi-naked women dance for the house-dollar, then whatever they can encourage you to part with, with a smile, or leer, or the promise of flesh, that a lapdance is.
And, within a minute, or so, as we stood at the bar, a woman with bleach blonde braids and curves, rather than puppy-fat, asked, “Do you want a dance?”
In a minute, after a drink, I’d said and meant, as there was, about her, that certain something, that ‘the kids’ couldn’t match: and, the kids would be here soon, I realised, as I noted the time.
So we sat at a seat, and Aga the Pole joined us and danced, in a fashion that raised more than a smile: and then, just a half hour, or so later I annoyed a scouser lapdancer who was overly assertive, as she asked “do you want a dance” and couldn’t take a ‘no’ and let rip, with “don’t you know this is a lap-dancing bar.”
As she left, with a look of real distain on her face,
I turned to Ryan, smiled and drunk my whiskey, then stood as, she had sat at a table, in an area with others, including Aga, who I walked straight to and asked for my ‘last dance.’ And I smiled at the looks I received, as this angel followed to my table to earn what she would.
And the one who enticed me so, at our entrance to the place, reinforced, for me, what I like so in women; so that when I left, she had more of the money I’d earned, than I had.
Buddah – buddah – buh.
You know what this
sound is? It’s the sound
of a train dying on its
tracks, to be followed,
moments later, by that
message over the speaker:
“We are sorry to have to
apologise …”
You breathe calmly.
“…for a delay to your
normally efficient service.”
And you breathe out.
And for a moment, the
suppression of laughter,
really hurts your lower
diaphragm. So, you clutch
at your chest, looking briefly
to your watch, wondering
how much you’ll be late:
this dawning of a new day.
Sunny morning greeted me Sunday,
as an aching tummy distraction my
immediate recall, of the previous night.
And, there was a lot to recall, like waking
in bed, with all of my clothes on, including
… glasses, coat and hat.
Strangely enough, the first thing I remember
with a smile, is the young black-haired
lap-dancer, who’d told me off.
So I drank my cold tea, left from the night
before and with an etched smile on my face,
I think, “That’ll make for an interesting story.”
* *
I am the freak…
sitting doodling
away, rambles
and drawing, an
outlet for creativity,
that just has to be
expressed.
I am the freak, pouring
out idea’s ideas and
thoughts in a rapide fire
burst of energy, that just
must be set down, or…
depressed I will be.
I am the freak, content
to be alone, whilst hating
loneliness and lacking trust,
seeking the company of
others, whilst hating a crowd.
I am The Freak.
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Then I must be a Freak too.
ahhhh.. this is me...
if this makes you a freak then i am one as well...
but who is to say this is a freak? this could be normal and everyone else is the freak, no?
It’s that time of year and
another round of seasonal fun
Halloween, Bonfire Night
and Xmas; when reason for
tradition is lost, in the hunt,
for that last elusive buck; as
festive cheer is pre-packaged
and sold, at bargain prices.
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