Aubrey Drummond

Aubrey Drummond Poems

I am too tired to write
So, I will write

Nothing
...

I never thought you cared
About a heart as cold as mine
About a soul as black as mine
About a child who grew at devil's side
...

Why do you keep working there
For such a low rate of pay
Don't you know you could go
Anywhere and get paid better too?
...

My grandmother was all dressed up nice
In her Sunday going to church clothes
'The man is coming, the man is coming'
she said and made me take a bath,
...

In my ears
I can hear the sound
Of my heartbeat
Constant, Sad, and lonely
...

The switch
Long brown rubbery stick
That burn in me many a lesson
...

I talk
Face to face
With the man
...

8.

Grey days
Leads
Greyer nights
And
...

Word processer
Wordless and
Black
...

Did I say those words to you?
Words I found so hard to say
Although it glowed within my heart
My devoted worship of you
...

I live In a world of lies
where free speech
has lost its right to exist
...

Who's to say
what I write
is bad?
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Pressing your body close to mine
I wrap my arms around you

wondering…
...

Less hope now
if blue turns to red
Will have to find
another flag
...

When you died…
I died too
...

No tears
Have I
For you
...

17.

I feel the pressure of your thigh
Resting against mine

Tell me
...

You can
I can
But
We don't
...

Live fat
trapped within your cage
Growing old and blind
with grand care
...

You may ask this question
which I have no answer to
at least at this time not now
...

Aubrey Drummond Biography

Aubrey E. Drummond, born on July 20,1959, is a prolific writer known for his unique poetic expressions. He is the author of ‘Boy, Kant You Read! ', 'Eating Round the Toilet Stool' and the soon-to-be-published 'How Hot It Be In Hell' His work is a reflection of his life experiences, often exploring the strange and the weird. As a black writer, his poems offer a unique perspective on life. Aubrey has been crafting stories since he could remember, making his work a true testament to his lifelong passion for writing. His words not only entertain but also provoke thought, making his readers see the world through his eyes.)

The Best Poem Of Aubrey Drummond

Nothing

I am too tired to write
So, I will write

Nothing
About how I feel

Nothing
about life so dear

Nothing
about what I miss

Nothing
about death so near

Nothing
about your missing kiss

Nothing will I write

I will write Nothing
About Missing You

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