(I'm sure)
Posted: July 15th, 2008, 10:27 am
(I'm sure)
ps - I buried a redhead once,
the grass over her grave all turned blue,
me too. I remember way back before there
were any women when potholders were
my thing. I made them by hand and sold them
door to door. there were a lot of farmers in the
neighborhood then & they all needed potholders.
So I made a little money and, (I'm sure),behind my back,
got a little fame. This was before women and
before the redhead - I don't make potholders any
more & the farmers are long gone. Lots of things
are long gone, it will happen to everybody. When
the redhead went I couldn't go so I kept to custom
and buried her. A trucking company now occupies
the spot, the trucks go to Canada loaded & come back
empty over & over again day & night.
I'm not saying I understand it but I'm just tellin'.
Years after I buried the redhead I heard she bought
a motorcycle. Now she's the redhead dead motorcyclist.
It must be all tied up somehow with being fun for her.
Sometimes, when I'm out on some road myself,
negotiating crossroads or rounding some curve,
I think about her, somewhere out there dead & riding
that motorcycle. She's probably wearing a helmet and
probably a leather jacket. She would be wearing the
leather jacket for the pure jazz of it, (I'm sure) She'd be
wearing the helmet, not for safety reasons, but because
(I'm sure) her red hair is long gone and the visor would
readily serve to hide all the hard naked bone
thats left of her face
ps - I buried a redhead once,
the grass over her grave all turned blue,
me too. I remember way back before there
were any women when potholders were
my thing. I made them by hand and sold them
door to door. there were a lot of farmers in the
neighborhood then & they all needed potholders.
So I made a little money and, (I'm sure),behind my back,
got a little fame. This was before women and
before the redhead - I don't make potholders any
more & the farmers are long gone. Lots of things
are long gone, it will happen to everybody. When
the redhead went I couldn't go so I kept to custom
and buried her. A trucking company now occupies
the spot, the trucks go to Canada loaded & come back
empty over & over again day & night.
I'm not saying I understand it but I'm just tellin'.
Years after I buried the redhead I heard she bought
a motorcycle. Now she's the redhead dead motorcyclist.
It must be all tied up somehow with being fun for her.
Sometimes, when I'm out on some road myself,
negotiating crossroads or rounding some curve,
I think about her, somewhere out there dead & riding
that motorcycle. She's probably wearing a helmet and
probably a leather jacket. She would be wearing the
leather jacket for the pure jazz of it, (I'm sure) She'd be
wearing the helmet, not for safety reasons, but because
(I'm sure) her red hair is long gone and the visor would
readily serve to hide all the hard naked bone
thats left of her face