I've been through the desert on a horse with no name
It felt good to be out of the rain
In the desert you can't remember your name
'Cause there ain't no one for to give you no pain
La la la la la la…
Song: A Horse With No Name
Song by America, Songwriter: Dewey Bunnell
forgotten
gone and forgotten again
made me attend
they read the whole list
my name does not exist
how can i resist
the urge to scream
out my name
forget it
they won’t remember
that, either
way I remember
that they forgot
and can laugh at it
why not?!
10/11/2022
As soft and gentle as the Eagle flies, it spreads its wing's
through the spacious skies. In its round about ways it
circles the trees, with a gentle touch of a soft cool breese.
Beneathe its wings, the wind has caught, and lifts him up
but not alot, for it's up to him to find its place, or forever
the sky is all but space...
I have the permission of posting this poem on PS. This poem was sent to me originally from
Todd Gilmore of Bunnell Florida
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