Street Merchant by Walter Jones

For mature young adults

I feel no pain
as the rain
bests the sane
giving a rest

Quest of the fool
resides in the gel
not born yet

Here I feel
and steal
the wheel

of a dreamer lost

Hold me
as I see
the need
to be on

your coat sleeve

Blood of life
cuts my soul
in a knife
a pure wife
done
Me in

So lovers play
in the rain
Pick up pain

Child in birth
Worth the worth

No one left
to share
I was there
When the flame
went out

So in the death
of love
We answered
the dove
Set the bugger
free

In the
hell hole
As catfish
jump free

Window-shopping
Caught
herself a man

Daddy will
understand
With child
And

a new plan

Dreamer stands
in the can

Plan a give
to live
past

Last words
given
in love

Rings exchanged
at shotgun

No pleading
big city

Only a banjo
strum
We sing
he hums

Arms around
the sun
Moon is playing
for someone

We just have
to come
along

Daddy playing
mouth organ
Betty sings
her song

I feel no pain as the rain bests the sane giving a fool's rest
Quest of the fool resides in the hell not born yet
Here I feel red hot steel the wheel of a dreamer lost
Hold me as I see the need to be on you coat sleeve
Blood of life cuts my soul in a knife a pure wife done

Wind and rain write
A perfect review to try
Eyes taking a look
Sweet candy
On the hook
Swings her body
Like a dream in line
It is just a mother of time

Come and play we are here anyway
Music of the soul to be
She sets us all on fire
Tight is the desire
A passion left
Screaming for her the pet
And we walk away
She did not want us any way

Dream stands in the can
Plan a give to live past
Last words given in love
Rings exchanged at shotgun
No pleading big city
Only a banjo strum
We sing he hums

So lovers in the rain
Pick up the pain
Child in birth
Worth the worth
No one left to share
I was there
When the flame went out

Trouble it fades as the daze calls
She is his lover after all
And love she does
With a heart strong
Best side of right
Is her wrong
Love her
Long after
She is gone

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Street Merchant
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copyright 06-24-2007

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Street Merchant by Walter Jones (Age: 63) copyright 06-24-2007 Age Rating: 16 to 127

Street Merchant
by Walter Jones (Age: 63)
copyright 06-24-2007

Age Rating: 16 to 127