When dozing hobos roll over and pee
Into the grass I hope it will not be
Right in the spot where you might sit today
You might have to sniff beneath every tree
And then end up getting wet anyway
Which is pretty much what happened to me
I just hope that never happens to you
Now as we baby-boomers keep aging
We are starting to learn about staging
From all of the drama we have lived through
Blocking and lighting and all sorts of things
Like dialogue and throwing wedding rings
And along with these to sniff beneath trees
Where we wonder what we should feel or say
When dozing hobos roll over and go
Into the grass just make sure that you know
Right in the spot where you might lie tonight
Life goes too fast when we live it too slow
And goes too slow when we live it too fast
A lifetime of balance lifts up at last
That not to haste nor waste is to live right
Hobos pee there where hormones are raging
Now as we baby-boomers keep aging
Dear readers, this is my third book of poems, and inside are a special collection of what have turned out to be not only MY personal favorites, but also the favorites of many of YOU. Some of these have never been available in print before...