Poetry
Issue #7
Orange or brown (Kate, your awful perfume saved us)
Couldn't they be colour blind?
It's all about me, I thought
But we always had fun
At least for four years
World goes round and round
I was as free as a Monday
But everything turned to Saturday
Now I see the world from iron bar blinds
The family was Stalin'd out
A swift penstroke and away they went
At least now there's no sustenance problem
Sorry about the meowing, it won't last
Isolation is no laughing problem
I quipped "No problem", it was my line
Roars replaced by martial silence
And I never had a beer with a guy called Bob
The men in white robes are quite nice
But loosen up, will ya? Please
They don't care 'bout Rhonda or Skip
Only about death rays and the power of flight
Someway, Shumway, who was I?
What's my name again?
Right, I'm hanging from a cliff
Yes, just like Sylv's doctor
Who? Him! HA I kill me!
Don't roll your eyes and just go with it
For many moons I entertained you
Fish out of water? That's unfair
There's much more to my own flair
Paul talked with the Peacock
They would decide my fate
20 years and I'm still waiting
And I never had a beer with Bob
Willy never lost his faith but costed him his job
But Brian got over it, puberty finally stroke
Kate's fine, single mom in Paris, oh la la
Lynn in LA a career made, her guy she got.
Ochmoneks had the last roaring laugh
A cold world from this barred windows
Peacock's cruel, seeing Mexican kids crying
But me? I never had a beer with Bob!
Samuel Valdes Lopez