A Couple Of Joes Poem by Donal Mahoney

A Couple Of Joes



I'm amazed at the difference
between my friend and me.
His response to life is so
different from mine.

I live deep in the city
and he's out in the country.
I bellow and he whines.
It's not easy being

a sensitive fellow down
in a hollow where folks
still make moonshine.
Moonshine doesn't

bother me as long as
I don't have to drink it.
At times I want to shake him,
hoping he might change.

But if he shook me
I'd still bellow.
And if I shook him
he'd still whine.

Sunday, July 10, 2016
Topic(s) of this poem: people
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