Cravings Of A Madman

by Morgan Pett/Aries - Not entered

Suddenly the wind caught 
			my
hand
                       Time Stood Still
everyone
living
dying
in that single precious moment
You do at once
what I do finally
                                                   whether
                                                  to
                                              catch
																																												the
                                      details
orjusttohaveanothercigarette
                            I
                         cannot
                           tell
laughing at the sun-
dying to the moon
                                           waiting to be done
                                           crying at the tune
ofahundredthousandhomelesslonerswaitingforthefishtheycaught
whentheywerethreetotellthemalltheanswerstothemysterieslefttobe-
unanswered
         by
          the
            traveling
                    mystics
                          who
                            go
                             around
                                  healing
incurable warts
                   and
raving that the only thing left in life
                   is the apple pie
                   of a woman's heat
like the sun
on a cold day
                 after
writing all these words to a
little boy down the street
to tell him where I stand-
                overlooking
a village ravaged by Tillo the mouse
                "Time
can't wait,"the gin-drinking bum shouts in the street "be what 
you know - feel who you are or life will pass you by like a
shooting star"
               the
night grows young
my mind excited
              and
           tommorow
             will
             come
             when 
              it's
            decided

Reason for writing:

    I went nuts one day, while I was reading "On The Road" and 
listening to my friend Bruce tell stories    

Birth sign: Not entered
Date created: 1996-03-26 20:05:10
Last updated: 2021-03-03 14:38:44
Poem ID: 44765

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