The Crows On Lakeshore Dr

as I jogged down lakeshore dr
i drank hot chocolate as swan
took a dive the water was so cold 
as old men played chess 

the ferris wheel spins 
blowing off hat's and up 
the rich lady's dress 
lakeshore dr you see

is all for me the white horses 
pulling the carriage im not home 
I don't miss my marriage 
three butlers and two maids 

swing the Wellington kid 
another kid waits 
for he haven't even slid 
the light house shines 

my eyes follows the breeze 
deep into the pine trees 
the crows perch away 
from the city and thats 
what I call hospitality

WRITTEN BY YOLANDA JOY NICHOLSEN
Copyright © | Year Posted 2013

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