Prince.(Philip Robb) Poem by Buddy Bee Anthony

Prince.(Philip Robb)



There once was a young man named Phil
He'd walk straight out your store
without paying the bill
His street name was Robb
He was a one-man mob
Word on the street
he was a thief of high repute
Make no mistake
he'd pillage your loot
He stole from garages
fast funny cars
He snatched from musicians
their gold-cased guitars
He'd creep off with valuables
lock-picked from boxes
He off-loaded furs
made from ermine and foxes
Phil was unique
He'd shout as he'd speak
He took his free-base
though he didn't play ball
He'd smoke til flat broke
and another police call
But at the scene of the crime
no Phil would they find
Only a plastic container
once containing a pill
Phil was the color of blow
His skin, white as fresh snow
but, he'd bleed you
black as disaster

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Buddy Bee Anthony

Re-Edited 03/15/2023 @ 9: 33 PM Pacific Time

Monday, May 14, 2012
Topic(s) of this poem: poetry
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