The road to your heart
Is always busy
Sometimes jammed
A lot of junctions
A lot of traffic signs
A lot of flyovers
A lot of humps
A lot of bends
Dangerous and challenging though
But amongst the many stops
Yours should be the last stop
The safest to rest
The most joyous to relax
Central Nervous System
The drugs they give
What these drugs do
You have no idea
Dark Syndrome
Weird Feeling
Nervous breakdown
Micro Poisoning
Inner Reaction
Unconscious Mind
Brain Halt
Blurred Vision
Body Jamming
Silent Death.
Note.Suicidal tendency,paraplegia and shocks.
Lesson.Symptoms may vary from person to person.
Unfortunately the fridge door was jammed this morning
Panic immediately set in, it happened without warning
But in spite of my panic
Remain calm, no silly antics
Adult as I am, used a sledge hammer, now gorging
Sixteen Nothings Jammed Together
Found another day today
same O' same you might see
Work done, time to play
excuse me while I go to pee
Another job finished mighty quick
even raised the lid too
Not fancy , not even a trick
even heard a big thank you
Saving the "big job" for later
reading here to my delight
Much rest for a lazy debater
wasting away each boring night
Found another night to be hard
didn't even look over my shoulder
Pigs fat makes very good lard
Whiskey makes any man bolder.
Robert L. 08-12-2009
We butter our souls
for the better bread
to arrive
but sadly no bread
is fresh
all are jammed.
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