Karma Poem by Jon Edward Walker

Karma

Rating: 4.8


my friends a junkie now
one year ago he
was a husband
with a 2 year old kid
an apartment and sometimes
a smile on his face
now his child and wife
are homeless living in a van
and tonight,
staying in my spare bedroom
if she didn’t have a cat
they could stay here a while
Paul’s gone,
Seattle or down south or wherever
he is,
he’s gone.
I saw him a month or so back
at the homeless shelter,
I eat there sometimes
he looked like hell
and couldn’t hardly talk to me
his daughter’s name is
Karma

Monday, December 5, 2005
Topic(s) of this poem: husband
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Rev. Dr. A. Jacob Hassler 06 December 2005

it can't get much more ironic than that, can it? Jake

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***** ********* 05 December 2005

That last line is a cracker Jon. 10 from told ya so Tai

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