Cloud Man pens more White Clay

 White Clay

 
There were two bars in the hamlet.
I like the word Hamlet.
It cleans up the place nicely,
There was Jumping Eagles.
And
There was Stabler’s
Just two bars.
To survive a Saturday night there
Was do-able,
It was dangerous and not.
It is more dangerous now.
I never saw anyone close to dying
Now I do
Back then death was sudden
I had two friends die Sudden
A half mile from the HAMLET.
Sad ass joke to be or not to be.
But if I was there they were laughing
Laughing as they slammed into the other car.
Only nine died that day
.
.
Cloud Man
 
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4 Comments

  1. Yousei Hime said,

    May 7, 2012 at 1:36 am

    Hamlet! I just finished helping my son with Othello. Gotta love Shakespeare. Enjoyed the poem very much.

  2. contoveros said,

    June 11, 2012 at 12:53 am

    I feel much sadness and loss here.

    But it was the closest place I could go where I felt comfortable in telling 47WhiteBuffalo that I entered, chanted and survived my first sweat lodge with, among others, a Native American who spoke the Lakota words in prayers to the East, South, West and the North.

    Now, if I can only locate my own center, I will find a way back home.

    I feel better that the author of this piece has survived, and is able to tell this tale for others to listen and perhaps learn,

    Thank you.

    michael j contos,
    Conshohocken, PA USA

    • June 26, 2012 at 7:17 pm

      Hello Michael. Sorry for the delayed response to your very personal comments. I hope by now your heart has helped you find your center and that balance has been achieved to reach “home.”
      Namaste.


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