Short Fleetwood Poems
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A hit tune off 'Rumours'
Artists are Fleetwood Mac
Amazing musicans!
Also a sea bird with
An enormous wing span
Airborne beauty in flight
Alternate name - Gooney
I live in a tree trunk and everything is hunky doory I really enjoy jim morrison's
music and I really like fleetwood mac as well we bee boop around to it constantly
in our heads and always have a good time with it. I really enjoy the prime it is my
true love so watch out here we come. so long world I am here.
Joy! Just saw a picture of my boy at Fleetwood...
All those years ago by Quayside Music and Fruity Louis.
It was a good photo, as well, with a yellow tram
turning to corner on trusty rails.
It was lovely to see him, once more at age of six,
our both planning our tram-filled day,
and then the excitement of the night to come
when all illuminations would shine in fun.
6/30/2015
A rainy hike following mud trails.
It’s a Cadillac ‘Fleetwood’
here in the back woods!
A car crumbling out of memory.
Layers of rust have layers of moss,
a film of bird adds a splotchy frost
to the crud.
Not many Cadillac bones are left,
just metallic tree ruins and
the verdigris of blight.
Tired, wet, and bedraggled,
I wish I could have pulled that car
out of the past
and driven it home.
A rainy hike
following mud trails.
It’s a Cadillac ‘Fleetwood’
here in the back woods!
A car crumbling out of memory.
Layers of rust have layers of moss,
a film of bird crap adds a splotchy frost
to the crud.
Not even Cadillac bones are left,
just metallic tree ruins and
the verdigris of blight.
Tired, wet and bedraggled,
I wish I could have pulled that car
out of the past
and driven it home.
Moses Fleetwood
Him and his brother first African American
To play in Major League Baseball
Rejected by the white citizens and players
Wanted to play continual for the Majors
Left and played for the minor leagues
Opened later an Opera House and started a newspaper
Moses Fleetwood Walker headstone on his grave read
“First Black Major League Baseball player in U.S.A.
Walker
6/15/2022
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr. ©2022