"Being born is going blind
And bowing down a thousand times
To echoes strung
On pure temptation"
~ Townes Van Zandt
SPIN
How many times will we exclaim
Never again and again and again...
While the broken record
Spins 'round on the table
You're a fool to think you can change it
I'm spinning and spinning
Like the earth and the moon
The day and the night
The seasons
Repeat, repeat, repeat
Despite my intentions
My love and my hate
My dreams
I lie in bed, discontented
I drive my car across the moon
No matter, no difference
It's all the same view
In the zoom out lense
I spin, I spin, I spin
Showing posts with label seasons. Show all posts
Showing posts with label seasons. Show all posts
Wednesday, October 27, 2010
Spin
Labels:
cycles,
hate,
love,
poetry,
repetition,
seasons,
temptation
Sunday, October 10, 2010
Lighter Fare
Havin' a Ball
Lazy Day, thinkin' 'bout the stars
Lazy Night, I think I'll fly to Mars
Pack all my bags
My toothbrush and razor
Head past the clouds
Straight as a laser
And when I get there
I'll do nothing at all
That's my idea of
Havin' a ball
Hot, hot summer, nearly a scandal
Hard, cold winter's too much to handle
Jump on a boat
And cruise out to Fiji
The waters are calm
The air warm and breezy
And when I get there
I'll do nothing at all
That's my idea of
Havin' a ball
Thursday, October 7, 2010
Change with the Seasons
This poem is dedicated to the San Marcos River in San Marcos, Texas. I miss it.
Change with the Seasons
Change with the Seasons
Out comes the sun
To smile on the flesh
Of all of these kids
Half grown and half fresh
Lie on the grass
Glide on the water
Try hard to forget
The words of your fathers
Take your time in this world
It's one of a kind
When you leave this place
You leave it behind
Down falls the rain
All over the faces
Wrinkled and stained
By faraway places
Think back to the days
The world really shined
All that you wanted
Was all you could find
Change with the seasons
Save your resistance
Take pleasure in knowing
Your place in existence
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