i get out my bike
and go for a ride
though, everything is the same
everyday
all the timemy tires spin on this ancient ground
chipping concrete
potholes
these roads the same
never have been fixed
this town is so old.as I reach downtown
all stores are the same
at least I can get a fresh sandwichthe pier goes out far
I walk on it
and sit down
my hand meets the rickety boards
and i hold onI enjoy the crashing waves & windy sea
from afar
sometimes I wish
I could escape
with just one
simple boatno one new comes to this ditch
it's like a grain of sand
on Venice Beachthe people in this town
are no better than the land
the kids are so spoiled
with their polished hands
and gucci belts
they couldn't give a care in the world
about anything elsethey're so damn spoiled
their brain turn to rotten turnips
as they push kids off their feet
onto the concretethe rumors spread like wildfire
one slip up
and you're gone for
better say your prayers
or you'll be swept at shorethere are so many
small-minded people
in this
small town.
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summertime galore | ✔
Poetrya collection of poems, focusing on the nostalgic time of summer, finding love, and embracing it.