The Drummer Boy of RedA Poem by Stefon NapierFor rock bands but for a band I got the opportunity to see play a couple of months ago.
The world is perhaps taken too lightly Radioactive bombs bust down clouds and imitation gods appear
The rain causes bronze lamentations Soil itself is sore.
The drummer boy remains still for a moment considering his silence. In the peace he is allowed, his sticks rest idle.The summer has been good to him. Crowds have organized themselves into neat rows of curled chaos. Though his enemy is all around, he taps diligently.
His eyes level with the horizon Red hands unfurl, wave, increase
They consider his bout with greatness.
© 2013 Stefon Napier
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Added on June 13, 2013Last Updated on June 13, 2013 Previous Versions AuthorStefon NapierBoca Raton, FLAboutEncouragement and advice go a long way, perhaps even more so than writing. more..Writing
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