Rolling Stone Poem by andrew reeves

Rolling Stone



She came in like a rolling stone
Come to collect my debt and take it back on home
I got mine about a mile away, and I'm convinced this is not her day
Have you no respect for the words I say?
Oh she was tattered and torn, beaten, then killed
Because she interjected upon the way in which we'd get our fill
Oh my rock, oh wander, foundation
Cushion and support from the worlds discrimination
How beyond my comprehension you are
I am the night and you are my star.

Sunday, June 14, 2015
Topic(s) of this poem: lost love,muse,romance
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Leah Ayliffe 14 June 2015

I really enjoyed this poem, thanks for sharing!

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