Colorblind Poem by Ted Sheridan

Colorblind

Rating: 4.4


It’s not as if I didn’t know
when I pulled into that dark parking lot
in the 2800 block of South Avenue
that the little black a*s teenage prick
with the 24 carat golden grill in his mouth
and his NY Yankees ball cap
pulled down around his diamond studded ears….
had a gun; of course I knew
he was packing heat and would bring it
if provoked … but I’m not even some dumb fuk
Caucasian yuppie with the keys to a new BMW
who just happened to have wandered
into the wrong neighborhood
trying to score his favorite rock candy….
No….I’m not even a stupid honky metrosexual
with an I Pod plugged into my tiny brain….
What I am is ……a dead mutherfuker….

2008 © TS

Thursday, August 7, 2008
Topic(s) of this poem: candy
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Sara Coslett 15 August 2008

Dead? Not. What you are is aware. Anyway who is aware is not dead. Keep that straight. By the way...excellent write. ~ Sara

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Chris Mendros 08 August 2008

some things just transcend all stereotypes.

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Ted Sheridan 07 August 2008

How is it that this poem got so many hits and votes but nobody leaves a comment? What does that say? I'm not trying to imply......

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