Stuck In a Rut

Stuck In a Rut

A Poem by J. Edward Gibbs

Here I am dreaming of freedom

While on my lunch break

In a windowless warehouse

I don't think I ever needed a drink

More in my life than now

God have mercy on my soul

My tired

wretched

beaten down

soul

Three plus hours left

before i can go home

To what

I don't even know

Except for a drink

and the best cig of the day

try to shake these blues away

oh

whats the point

for tomorrow is a new day

for the alarm clock to say

hey

get your a*s to work

dreaming is for children

paying bills is for men

and so are shotguns

 

God damn

do I need a drink

 

 

© 2008 J. Edward Gibbs


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now hold up, i like that, bills and shotguns are for men and dreams are for children, that is true as hell..

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Added on July 14, 2008

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J. Edward Gibbs
J. Edward Gibbs

Austin, TX



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I am a young lad living in Texas, working like a dog and getting paid like a worthless basatard, which leads me to drink and chain smoke, which inturns leads me to write, paint and play music, or is i.. more..

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