Those Beds, poetry written by Shimbo Pastory at Spillwords.com

Those Beds

Those Beds

written by: Shimbo Pastory

 

The amassing tradesman and the sweating sportsman
Bolts’ man down the van, and miserly herdsman up the tons
The unwaged townsman with his untested defense
And the spirited conman with his no-grounds pledge
The crowned clowns and the clowned crowns, all be
In ace mansions and feared headquarters’ bounds,
Some on thrones, seated, others on girly turning chairs-
Sated, save those broke eating crumbs, squatted thereunder.
The shooting hunter with his hounding banter,
The hooking lass with her fooling blush, age-long
The heavy drunkard, bevy-loving, quitting his home, humming song
For the nervy server billing his looks, those crooks nature bid play
The politics chap, tiring, filching for his consort’s bliss
And the pitiable games’ weeklies’ fan keeping busy
The polished inspector sullied for despicable backhand,
And the worrying sick fading lazily for causes man-made
The bearded guru with his loads of wisdom, fitting their own
And the ‘real’ man, in his haste, late, overtaken, by chance, by fate;
In this time that is small and space that is fast, there no doors be,
All clutch the same blade, each working for his best bed.

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