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Looking down on a Cowtown
Oh the square, the city square,
I know it well, wait a minute
that’s not right, its over there
where I'm walking
in my funny
bunion shoes,
I cross the street
where again there's an idiot,
yet the titillating pavilion,
sweet sweet sweet, which suite eats
the doughnut treats, roger wilco
that man looked funny at me,
what,
so what,
high up,
high up,
gallivanting with the doughnut box
containing raised images of naked men
shocked in various poses wearing masks
in suggestive bondage with jerky noses
high up, I'm delivering donuts
for friend
and foe,
fo'sho,
fo'sho,
out of my way,
not a problem
ah at last
I'm strolling
hello elevator,
simon says get on,
oh god, oh no,
and mind,
don’t you say a
fucking word,
about that crack,
to
no one,
now move it you dimwit,
the pitch was off a few days back,
he said step over it – dear god
mego – genomics – no-mas as the sea
sequestered the door, it shuts, then slams
I'm spinning drunk but not bored
down with the Lord,
thank you Physics
for the micro domes of neurology
and far beyond, I erupted
my gut instinct to the mystery
of cellular vaults, in fact,
going up,
going up,
where the pitch is severe, teal
with red socks and a bowl of sugar pops,
what the hell, now I have to get off
step over it carefully, don't get
thoughtlessly sucked down the shaft
I laugh I laugh, off and running to
deliver the citizen's donuts again,
money money money
and the people are wondering,
where
have you,
I've been
walking in my funny bunion shoes
again he's an idiot I'm sure
they're thinking, that guy is smelly
like a hairy gorilla over there,
I deliver the donuts to the office pups,
I care I care, big dogs, little dogs,
wassup
wassup
wassup
where’s your window, here you go,
here's your donuts, just set them there
let me see it,
high up
high up,
looking down,
on the Cowtown, a million miles away I lean in
on the glass, I could have been killed you know.
I know it well, wait a minute
that’s not right, its over there
where I'm walking
in my funny
bunion shoes,
I cross the street
where again there's an idiot,
yet the titillating pavilion,
sweet sweet sweet, which suite eats
the doughnut treats, roger wilco
that man looked funny at me,
what,
so what,
high up,
high up,
gallivanting with the doughnut box
containing raised images of naked men
shocked in various poses wearing masks
in suggestive bondage with jerky noses
high up, I'm delivering donuts
for friend
and foe,
fo'sho,
fo'sho,
out of my way,
not a problem
ah at last
I'm strolling
hello elevator,
simon says get on,
oh god, oh no,
and mind,
don’t you say a
fucking word,
about that crack,
to
no one,
now move it you dimwit,
the pitch was off a few days back,
he said step over it – dear god
mego – genomics – no-mas as the sea
sequestered the door, it shuts, then slams
I'm spinning drunk but not bored
down with the Lord,
thank you Physics
for the micro domes of neurology
and far beyond, I erupted
my gut instinct to the mystery
of cellular vaults, in fact,
going up,
going up,
where the pitch is severe, teal
with red socks and a bowl of sugar pops,
what the hell, now I have to get off
step over it carefully, don't get
thoughtlessly sucked down the shaft
I laugh I laugh, off and running to
deliver the citizen's donuts again,
money money money
and the people are wondering,
where
have you,
I've been
walking in my funny bunion shoes
again he's an idiot I'm sure
they're thinking, that guy is smelly
like a hairy gorilla over there,
I deliver the donuts to the office pups,
I care I care, big dogs, little dogs,
wassup
wassup
wassup
where’s your window, here you go,
here's your donuts, just set them there
let me see it,
high up
high up,
looking down,
on the Cowtown, a million miles away I lean in
on the glass, I could have been killed you know.
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