Sean
Sean
I met a man with enthusiasm to spare
He was over fifty with not much hair
But with his mouth racing
And his brain in gear,
I just couldn’t stop listening and
Wanting to hear.
It was a breath of liquid Fuel.
Like a super charged gust that boosts
Acceleration and kills all rust.
It gave me hope and replaced All fear.
He was a gift and he was sitting here….
When he left I wanted him back, because he
Taught me a lesson
About the thing that I lack
The thing not in my possession.
He’d cured me for life
Or was it an hour coz when he left
I was a teetering tower.
And slowly and slower my apathy returned
The fires went out
Which my soul had burned
And then came the doubt
It will never occur
And I went to sleep
And started to snore
I wish I could see him every day,
Don’t get me wrong I’m not gay,
But the fire that burned
And the passion he gave
Is now locked in a cabinet
A rusting, tin grave.
And I’ve lost the key!
David Cox 5/4/18
Copyright © Dave Cox | Year Posted 2020
Post Comments
Poetrysoup is an environment of encouragement and growth so only provide specific positive comments that indicate what you appreciate about the poem. Negative comments will result your account being banned.
Please
Login
to post a comment