Fortunate Falls Poem by mike ruthenbeck

Fortunate Falls



i laugh, for now having made me a plan
not one thing has since gone accordingly
the ship from which i am now under ban
without me is said to run sportingly.
the captain commiserates lordingly,
'Alas! but I suppose we will make due,
although your hands worked most importantly,
another deckhand shall see this trip through! '
I sit in the shade, unsure what to do
forward progress unknowingly leading
my steps in circles discovered anew
just as a gardener in springtime reseeding.
I laugh, for often I am knocked on my *ss
thankfully, it's always right on the grass.

Fortunate Falls
Tuesday, November 3, 2015
Topic(s) of this poem: life,love,optimism,time,work
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
yep. got fired. was pretty bummed out. two years ago? fired off the fishing boat I drove 1200 miles to work on, day four. cest la vie
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