Short Dixon Poems
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Some kids play soccer.
Some go out for a mocha.
I, however, chew my DIXON Ticonderoga.
I look out the window
and cringe in disgust.
They're fighting over a basketball and making a fuss.
I just nibble at my eraser.
Happy as can be
Well, I am kind of friendless.
And I’m often lonely.
Oh who am I kidding! This is the life, baby!
Impoverished raise like farming
Owning a pig, lots of chickens, rooster, hen;
Not in the sixteen-hundreds;
Made one’s own foods from scratch,
This foyer placement in time itch;
Below the Mason-Dixon Line, 1969;
Charleston, Missouri woe to--
Tom Sawyer’s
---Black friend Jim
3/24/26
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr. 2026©