I Landed On A Star


I grow pitiful eyes of face so pretty 
My laziness flee from village to city 
Teach schools, writing on free table
Run wires... am never for once stable
Looking for survival but only finds ace
Lowlife gambler, I run chances by grace

Give me town
not a romance
One day down 
up next stance

I landed on a star
sits silently so far
Lonely eyes hectare
seedling grows memoir

Out of clues, life’s becoming gritty
Bailing bills grow reckons so witty
All matched up, strikes diagonally
Shot bloody eyes off tears rationally
Sleeps head in thought of blue birds
Caressing empty sky with quiet words

Glow gut grip
far foes fetch
No far trip
Cum such sketch

I landed on a star
with ideal radar
Longing scar
Settling for wine's jar
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