Fortunately he died young, not having much of a life to remember his past...
On the streets money he did make,
In the bedrooms his virginity they did take,
Out on the streets for a pickup he was sent,
All of his man friends were quite bent…
The guys drunk & high,
They used him and made him cry,
Sometimes several did to his bed come,
They plied him with drugs & rum…
Most times afterwards he couldn’t sit,
On his knees in the bathroom, out came every bit,
Ice did freeze away the backside pain,
Only did he work the streets in clean, warm weather,
So lucky he was when the weekend did rain…
I have been fortunate not to know anyone like that. What you have and that's why you thought to write this poem about his plight. Very sad indeed to think this goes on.
The Butcher's Boy
- 2011 Readers Favorite Award Silver Medal Winner in Horror - Fiction
A Paranormal/Chiller by Michael Robb
Thirty-one years ago, Buxly the Butcher went to trial for killing h
Grab those side-irons, saddle up and join former Civil War sharpshooter Luther Henry for a ride into pure terror, western-style…think ‘Wild Wild West’ meets ‘The X-Files’.
problems in this country!
Always,
Deborah
Ron
poignant read
compared to your usual kool posting
this one I find very sad and to read
Peace be with you
william
Love ya!
Jane