The Reunion Poem by Jean Bernard Parr

The Reunion



she comes to the funeral
mole smooth and mole black
and I wonder if her life
has been smooth, or has it
twisted and turned like that
old tree root of mine a
forked lightning rod for trouble
that somehow got me food
shelter most of the time
she remembers me alright
the smallest and loudest
in our gang, married a cop
I found out later,
theres some crime
in my tunnel of life
or is it just grime

Tuesday, November 21, 2017
Topic(s) of this poem: reunion
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Jean Bernard Parr

Jean Bernard Parr

Sallanches, France
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