The speedy route of an arterial road

by Paul Bearer (Seymour) - Cancer - Not entered

The motorways of madness,
that run throughout my shell,
have had some drugs along them,
and I don¹t feel very well.

Cul - de - sacs of memories
that I thought long were dead,
have now been re - diverted,
straight into my head.

Two years ago that happened ......
it seems like yesterday,
I¹m quite enjoying this now,
in a funny sort of way.

Why George ....Hello .....long time no see,
       Really November ¹73,

Well, who¹d of thought that, still, must fly,
catch you again George, when I¹m high !!!    -

It¹s really not bad this powdered stuff,
now that I¹m over the rough,
Oh, high ..ahhh .......I know that face 
oh yes, of course, you¹re my dead Aunt Grace ! ! ! !

Mind you, your memory never dies,
funny, I could have sworn you had blue eyes,
still, I don¹t get here very much,
Bye now Grace, keep in touch.

Oh I¹m have such wonderful times,
sniffing, talking, writing rhymes,
can¹t wait to see who else I¹ll find,
down the back-streets of my mind ......

Reason for writing:

    My parents had both died and I had just about enough of life 
as I could wish. I tried to kill myself with 
"certain substances" but lived through the expereience and 
this is what I wrote during the ordeal !    

Birth sign: Not entered
Date created: 1996-10-29 18:13:02
Last updated: 2021-03-03 14:39:05
Poem ID: 45918

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