Waiting for the Rest

Waiting for the Rest

A Poem by Hitchhiker



The night’s sky with its twinkling stars,
I’ve slept under, felt like a Czar.
I propped my feet on the full moon,
It reminded me of cartoons.


The all clear bell has pealed for me,
When I nearly drowned in the dead sea.
Lay awake at night in the dark,
I thought all of my friends were narc’s.


I’ve been on my knees; primal thoughts,
I was wound so tight; I was taut.
I walked through hell because of her;
Old Father Death was my chauffeur.


Spoke to God, He did not speak back,
I don’t blame Him, I was on smack.
The blood of the lamb I’ve seen drain,
In the frozen
Wyoming plains.


I’ve done all that and I’m still here,
I should be resting on my bier.
I’ll wait until I get a clue.
There’s something I know I must do.


© 2014 Hitchhiker


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Hitchhiker
Hitchhiker

Thibodaux, LA



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