Friday, September 1, 2017

Westerner

  Back in tharm days, knob stirrups had it, they flocked rocks out on the plains. 

  The way I under heard it, twas sketchin' swor'n uppin' downy ken, thin reavers 
of the road ripped 'em. Plain shavings left to crumble with the passage of wheels
 in times to come. Red demon Sun inflamed and chasing us ever since one down the long 
stretched out shadows of the soul. So long as the whole planet keeps rolling, 
we gone stay on the ball, on the dark wrapped up path hidden behind sleep. 

   Our lurking black projections sliding tall and winding up into a darker ball 
of memories to disappear amid a crowd of stars. The cool morning breeze
 blows in the scent of licorice and lemon trees. A camp fire crackles from dusk 
until dawn. Its red embers render faint echoing old messages between constellations. 
 A Western poem's sidled up and been hitched to a post. 

   From here ya can't be goin' too far.



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