Jack Kerouac (12 March 1922 - 21 October 1969 / Lowell, Massachusetts)
Poems by Jack Kerouac : 2 / 24
149th Chorus
I keep falling in love
with my mother,
I dont want to hurt her
-Of all people to hurt.
Every time I see her
she's grown older
But her uniform always
amazes me
For its Dutch simplicity
And the Doll she is,
The doll-like way
she stands
Bowlegged in my dreams,
Waiting to serve me.
And I am only an Apache
Smoking Hashi
In old Cabashy
By the Lamp.
Jack Kerouac
Submitted: Monday, March 29, 2010
Poems by Jack Kerouac : 2 / 24
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