14 Poems From WOODED WINDOWS By Strider Marcus Jones

BOOTS OF HARLEY ~ Poem By Strider Marcus Jones from Book Wooded Windows

BOOTS OF HARLEY

this universe has no center

and you're not there.

this sun is only sunny on the hood-

its light can't bend more benter

to be fair

as time stops running rings in wood.

the floorboards creak

and pictures speak

when I stand in empty corners making room,

for ghosts that want to have my seat

when they come in from the street

after riding like Valhalla under sun and moon.

summer shoes,

with beards of barley

in their soley grooves-

still think they're boots of Harley

on electro glide down highway avenues-

with a woman's arms around my waist

singing Bob Marley

and promising me her taste.

foot down. legs braced-

rocking back the headboard on the bed and base

in the hanging of her breasts

where my head would rest,

her lips a vanished beauty of the past-

explode

unload

to this contrast-

that turns its empty pages in my head

unlit, as I lie in bed,

running out of Kerouac road-

i feel the beat

and go to sleep

with some more story told.

Copyright Strider Marcus Jones. 14th November, 2010. Copyright And All Rights Reserved.