that day
soundgrunger
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the day
the day
that day
today.
things to get done and bills to pay.
but how much of it is just greed?
and how much of it human need?
survival, i'll figure it out my way
amongst things i hear and things i say.
in a moment of insight, living for today;
i'll figure it out my way some way, some day,
today?
the words sound nice, the theories fit,
but a real life is what we live.
a time to take and a time to give--
pass on the message, more love to give.
but i swallow in my gut a pit,
i hear empty laughter as i sit,
and i think i think i think i bit
the bait.
i'm late,
you're late,
we're late,
too late.
and i'm gone
today.
the day
the day
that day
today.
the day
that day
today.
things to get done and bills to pay.
but how much of it is just greed?
and how much of it human need?
survival, i'll figure it out my way
amongst things i hear and things i say.
in a moment of insight, living for today;
i'll figure it out my way some way, some day,
today?
the words sound nice, the theories fit,
but a real life is what we live.
a time to take and a time to give--
pass on the message, more love to give.
but i swallow in my gut a pit,
i hear empty laughter as i sit,
and i think i think i think i bit
the bait.
i'm late,
you're late,
we're late,
too late.
and i'm gone
today.
the day
the day
that day
today.
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but memories...they eat me
I've seen it all before,...
bring it on cause I'm no victim.
-Ghost
ISN said something about pain relievers somewhere --
so pain relievers, while awake, poetry.
Nikki Giovanni's That Day is a lot like this That Day
the funky rhyme
the subject of the poem is totally different though. She rhymes itch with witch, which makes me smile; she could have rhymed it with bitch, but you know, she didn't. Thanks poet.
thank you.
As she slams the door in his drunken face
And now he stands outside
And all the neighbours start to gossip and drool
He cries oh, girl you must be mad,
What happened to the sweet love you and me had?
Against the door he leans and starts a scene,
And his tears fall and burn the garden green