Playtime Poem by Cory Paul Mitchell

Playtime

Rating: 5.0


A half decade scribbled on the walls. chalk broken and wasting halls. My seat has left me to fall. The sudden drop of school. My cruel lover those days lasted the haul.

The pitch where we did play. The posts where we did stray. The times we spent has gone. The times we spent have gone away. That moment we first did lay. That night where we did lay. The whistle has now blown an adult you have grown.

Teachers did tell us of things to do. That wisdom was so true. Landing on deaf ears our youth. The youth was wasted with no truth. Im broken from lashes of that noose. Its sliped loose and now i hang alone.

Friday, May 24, 2019
Topic(s) of this poem: childhood ,loneliness,loss,lost love,love,love and art,love and life,school,sex
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Jazib Kamalvi 24 May 2019

Write comment. Something practical indeed, Cory. Read my poem, Love and Iust. Thanks

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