Worthwhile
Enjoy this piece I wrote back in the 90s.

I’m walking down the street
where the sun is merely free
and muddy puddles are always
spraying me
And the shops,
their windows have my dreams
but my feet just keep walking
because, of course,
I need some money
and some old dude looked at me
and did not like what he had seen
but he did not look away
My dignity intact
because I wore those shirts,
those pants,
those ties and who cares
if my shoes are not your type
My shoes are not your type?
-
I’m driving down the street
and I see a woman merely free
She makes me want it all
Money
And I ask her what she needs
She says, “Oh, baby please”
Like I did not have
quality
But her legs,
her walk
and her talk
just makes me want to bark
but the money is all she
really needs
But I wore those shirts
those fake smiles
Still, they make me feel
like I’m not worth the while
I’m not worth the while?
-
by Bazooka Teaches
About the Creator
Bazooka Teaches
A regular Joe that is just surviving the struggle. Loves to write and is constantly fighting the forces of evil.




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