breakfast

by casper white - Sagittarius

strangly, i thought i was chewing on
  broken glass.

 hell, i didn't know a heart could hurt this bad.

the voice in the dinosaur was telling me
  "dude, we gotta head towards Oklahoma, man. 
   the sun will be up soon."

so, we packed the bags into the backseat
   and started driving south.

i realized, halfway between a word and a thought,
    that the cheeseburger i had eaten back in
  Ft. Hastle had been white on the inside... and man, 
ain't no beef white.

 i leaned my head against the window, listened to the
   spaceman talk to all the fucked up children 
     of the world, and let the roads' vibrations
  buzz me to sleep.

i woke up to the sun and flatness.
 there was smoke in the car, and i smoked some of it.


 next town: 54 miles.

right on, brother.

 breakfast.
Birth sign: Sagittarius
Date created: 2001-11-21 18:33:37
Last updated: 2021-03-03 14:45:19
Poem ID: 65839

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