The Foolish Start

The Foolish Start

A Poem by Kenneth Nicholas Lowe

I rise in the early morning, yet the sun is at its peak
I rush to my throne room, I stumble myself in sleep
I dress with eyes half open, I dress as Barbie's creep
To meet my expectations, I fall in second sleep

I ride unto the salt mines, I ride into a cop
I pay him 50 mullahs and smoke a quickie in the shop
I reach, A royal entry, the eyes are turning, not in awe
The boss is glaring steeply, I use the cop, a fable flaw
Catching up with mining, the sleep spreads wings to fly
Now begins the howls of hunger, I suck my fat cell dry

Tis goes on with no relief, the start of every day
Tis the plight of a foolish fool, who forgets the plight by ending day
I swore that never, a thousand time, this predicament to face
But with roommates such as mine, it's Rise of Nation night till day

© 2014 Kenneth Nicholas Lowe


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Kenneth Nicholas Lowe
Kenneth Nicholas Lowe

Melbourne, Victoria, Australia



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Born to the Human Race, I live in the land of India for the time being with a major ancestral inclinations to the Anglican and Celtic anthropological denominations. With that being said, My day job.. more..

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