The Gong

The Gong

A Poem by Josiah Adams

Saturday's the Sunday to Sunday 
if Sunday was Monday.
Please friend, sit - have whiskey,
just a little whiskey. Not a lot.
Too much will damn you
and it is with you I must share a thought.
What did he think before he fell?
Listen to the insanity
to you I must tell.
Saturday is the Sunday to Sunday
if Sunday was Hell.
Sip just once more
and listen again
closer this time
than we've ever been.
Do you like Hell my friend?
Given it a thought?
I must give you warning
I hear it's quite hot.
But please have some whiskey,
just another shot.
I'm beginning to think
Satan will like you a lot. 
Sunday moves slow
not much to be done
it's in Hell that I think 
we'll have some true fun.
So finish the bottle
smoke the whole pack
Hell hasn't such things
and there's no coming back.
Sunday is slow.
The white light of the righteous
rings the solemn bell
but really you should imagine
the huge gong hung in Hell.
The bell strikes for Christ
the first nice guy forgotten
something deep in the tomb
has begun to smell rotten.
Whiskey's got my mind twisted
be led not astray,
Saturday is the Sunday to Sunday
if Sunday was just a day.

© 2017 Josiah Adams


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Josiah Adams
Josiah Adams

Raymond, NH



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