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I had the ship but it went down
In Orange my hometown
It went down hard and so did I
Who tried and failed to die
An unsuccessful suicide
And when I was the captain of
The ship I thought that love
Above all kept it from the rocks
But bankers changed the locks
To shut me out from my inside
So I went to the madhouse then
Was shut outside again
Where I have been since then to be
Homeless for poetry
Out of the womb from room to room
I had the ship but it went down
And when it did I cried
The tears that I had saved for then
Wish I had now but in
This desert afterlife have dried
I lost the ship that cost my mind
Before but not behind
And here I am in spite of me
Gone mad one free to be
When now is then again I find
Does the house always win? You bet
I did and what it cost
Was finding everything I lost
Still unsuccessful yet
The ship will not let me forget
And the ship is waiting now
To take me home somehow
+Steven Curtis Lance
Copyright MMXIII
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Ron
I can't afford to be here anymore, so, as of the 15th of this month, I guess I'll disappear from here.
I hope you'll visit me on Facebook.
I love poetic stories even more.
Your poetic adventure touched me to the core.
Multiple Blessings to you Steven, to whom God certainly has a plan!
John Michael Domino
Love ya!
Jane Elin