The Bullet not Despair
By Jim Willis He pulls his life out of his pockets; A knife, a book, some stones, and a quill. From his wishing he pulls a gun-made-conscience And sits it on the windowsill. What are writs or bibles or dockets? He thinks, as he watches the sidewalk reel. “There as common as mongrel dogs’ nuts; As sweet as banana peels.” Subscribe to the New PRS Journal to read on... |
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