The Chauffeur Poem by Ludvig Von Himmelstein

The Chauffeur

Rating: 5.0


A lizard
lurches forward
In Savannah
Mr.Grey on its brain
Snapping prey abruptly
With its tongue
Its mother, its sister
Cold Blooded, Insane

Mr. Grey is lost in lofty visions
peace, harmony and good will to all
A regular Buddha in the mist
or so he deludes himself for fear
of losing his teflon hue
Forgetting his little chauffeur
the 'simple' driver's dirty tricks

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Goldy Locks 23 February 2008

hauntingly foreboding. got my juices flowing... . . ... .... . . .. . . best care, sjg

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