Fishing Poles
Fishing poles
Fishing holes, below are only dry
If saturation occurs, joy is the name of the cry
Exiting the city with hand on rod
Walking through the alley way
Today only got a nod, from the cat
My tongue is able to motivate words
Birds that sing, ones with actual wings
Suddenly I heard, pleasant whispers from the tree
Following that, what made them speak hugged me
Breeze that brought the heat to ease
Singular peach hangs refreshing my memory
Not everyone has a fishing pole
Continue my walk to the pond
Talking like your here
Feeling the bond
The one we once had
Maybe it’s just dormant, but I was a young lad
Present day understanding
Getting closer, the water is only expanding
The sun becomes demanding, tired and wants to lay down
In an hour it’ll catch letter 26 with a cap and gown
Water in the pond is a smokey mirror
It’s as if bygones elevate forever saying bye dawn
Dissipate
In the moment don’t know how great
Pain really will be
At this time I wanted the fish
What I really needed was the pole
8 months later after being left in the dark, in the cold,
A journey on repeat
Endless
Although left with scars I’m the opposite of defenseless
A peach that once hung is a fruit of labor
The lad i once was, I now see as a favor
The water I looked down on and saw thy reflection
Tried to pull me in
That alley way is an infection
To the city what I now call a disease
Praying to god felt like rice to knees
It’s nice to meet
The destined one I now am
A fishing pole instead of a rod in hand
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