I rode my cow into town
to get a bucket of milk
The gay cowboys gave me a queer look
then graffitied my cow
I think I went to the wrong side of town
29/09/18 Berlin
If only we could trade our clown-president
for a used car
we could take it to the salvage yard
and have a good country once again
29/09/18 Berlin
god wrote the bible
as a graduation celebratory greeting
for alien-robots to code humour
into their mainframe
before annihilating the earth
29/09/18 Berlin
Another old town
Old buildings
Old cemeteries
Old people
Young hipsters
in fear of becoming history
merge with their phones
ignoring all the oldies
So I put my foot out
trip them up
on their way down they remember
there are old people everywhere
who no longer see them either
30/909/18 Horsham, UK
HERE - from Thoughts in Patterns Bk. 6. P.134
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