Whoever said my writing's gold
Should closely heed my word:
It's more like bronze
That's polished enough to be sold
To highest bidders
As I peddle down the country roads
To share my riddles.
Fiddle with a broken string -
this out of tune guitar
made from some old wood and your nylon hairs.
Those chords that strike with dissonance
And sweet despair.
Haha... but I won't "fret"
If I may make a pun.
There's something sweet
About sending these clashing melodies up to the sun.
Oh who would've thought the bronze upon my tongue
Would lack the depth to rot into your souls
But still be silly fucking fun while it is being told?
And if you're seeing cold
I guess my warmth is not conveyed enough
To points of being bold.
I guess I can't impress you proper
If you're peeing gold
And I'm still urinating copper
In your toilet bowl.
But who cares now, honey bunny?
Though you maybe find it funny,
I will gamble on these little lines
written in stupors
If they bubble up some crummy money prize -
Like I was playing rummy high.
That sunny sky... sunny sky...
The one that showers me with sunbeam sighs
Does pour over my tongue
To warm my whispered nothings to a toasted bun
That's probably eaten by now...