Clunk Land

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    • ANNAMAE
    • I love to write poetry, play some piano, play some guitar, and style and sew my own cloths.

    Clunk Land

    Can I trade this old Clunker in for a new?

    She’s put together with wire and glue.

    I fly off my wheels, when I break now and then.

    I move very slow and my head lights are dim.

     

    The body’s all crumpled, broken and bruised

    The heart and the miles have been terribly used.

    Take me to “Clunk land.”  Paint me a figure.

    Show me a sample that’ll trip my trigger.

     

    I want to stand out among all the rest,

    I want to be envied and feel like the best.

    May I trade this old Clunker, this body of mine,

    Into a lovely Mercedes?  “Where do I sign?”

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    Poetry comes nearer to vital truth than history.

    Plato (BC 427-BC 347) Greek philosopher.

    ANNAMAE’s Poems (23)

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