Wednesday, September 30, 2015

Sycamore and 26th

don't rest under the sycamore
there's work yet to be done

the road bleeds into the sky
in the rising of the sun

though you're in the middle
of leaving sleep behind in bed

yawns must be drowned in
coffee that pours into your head

don't stop at the sycamore
a bit further you must go

to listen to the masses
cooing to them as they crow

vital are you, the courier
of information and words

even at times you may feel
all the crowing is for the birds

don't get held up at the sycamore
your place is still on east

though tangled, garbled voices
may seem a fearsome beast

steady on past the sycamore
where your gleaming sword awaits

albeit a phone rather than sword
alas, cruel were the fates




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