Really Big Rocks

Rocks
Really big ones

They shattered glass
Really big glass

Windows witnessed madness
Apparently life closed calls

A near miss
Missed Missy

Extras and extra
I read all about it

Memory served like a dream
As if things didn’t happen

It would seem
But it was you and it was me

We almost killed that lady
She sat atop her rocking chair

Without a worry or a care
But kid vandals scared

An innocent woman
That sat in there

We ran so fast
With all our might

We were so high
That day of night

Only pictures remain
Wrapped around mental pain

But luck had found
Rocks on top of the ground.

And time did tell
As our voices did not

That we did wrong
A lot less than whole lot.


12-10-17
Copyright © | Year Posted 2017

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