Slippery Isle A Party Line Poem by James McLain

James McLain

James McLain

From Tampa Florida And Still Living Near By

Slippery Isle A Party Line

Rating: 4.8


Slopes of greed they allways bleed our soul no
mantra brings to hold
our hands.

Lips so soft cannot define the error of their ways
behind the purple hues of majasity
defines a cue is true.

Island Isles seperate seas along the waves deep
desperate we such bills no frills beaton
down the corporate walls
of thee.

Preferance powder perfumed waft they wander
in the street in hopes a future dream
comes true not new.

Sweet surrender of your valued ways no dollar
store imparts these value
morals swept
away.

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Catrina Heart 29 January 2009

Great read here...from the greed that bleeds the soul, then to sweet surrender of someone lastly to those whose morals was been swept away....makes sense to those who party in the edge...penned well...10

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