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Footnote: To A Friend At College
Always worried when
and where more beer would be found---
had that distracted
you when your car went left of
center? Fatal collision.
Kyakuchuu
[jlc]
Always worried when
and where more beer would be found---
had that distracted
you when your car went left of
center? Fatal collision.
Kyakuchuu
[jlc]
This is a glaring exclamation
This is a glaring exclamation at what drives us and our generations, the ungiven promise deep within the bottle (or any other addictive substance for that matter) and it ends where it does end- a fatal collision. Too sad and also too true. I read this with the memory of friend, loved ones, and colleagues that have gone that way. Thanks for sharing.
here is poetry that doesn't always conform
galateus, arkayye, arqios,arquious, crypticbard, excalibard, wordweaver
And thank you for visiting
And thank you for visiting the poem and commenting.
Starward
seems high school and or
seems high school and or college there is
always one tragedy that we remember for our life time
ron parrish
Thank you. I agree. And
Thank you. I agree. And this is why i think King's novel, Carrie, and the 1976 film version of it, is more than just a mere horror story: it is also a great metaphor for the high school experience. There is more terror among the bullied in our high schools than in all the horror fiction put together.
Starward