Aubrey Drummond

Aubrey Drummond Poems

I am too tired to write
So, I will write

Nothing
...

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
...

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! ' and the soon-to-be-published 'Eating ‘round the Toilet Stool.' 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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