my knees ache
my hips throb
they're wearing out
I wish it was from too much dancing
not from too many work miles
from the journey of locomotive breath
the documentation
a man always on the chase for a buck
no, never been a hunter
chasin' down a dream
these pains, they mean
I did something
could have been more I guess
but I won't quibble
with fictional representations
my knees ache, my hips throb
my heart is content
I know the reasons why
my knees ache
my knees ache
the death of empathy is the birth of barbarism
Re: my knees ache
Ha! wish it was that way too - but what the hell how are any of us to rightly reckon our place in the scheme of things at at given point - that kind of wisdom is not give us nor can we have it by wanting it or searching for it - we all do good in ways we did not intend or even know about -I wish it was from too much dancing
not from too many work miles
from the journey of locomotive breath
Doll, you may have found a place of rest but I'm still on the trail.
Re: my knees ache
great comments mingo.....you are a wise man !
the death of empathy is the birth of barbarism
Re: my knees ache
whats the old song? "my head hurts...my feet stink...and i dont love jesus..."
....nice write, all i can say is fuck that arthur itis guy... 
me I feel like I'm becoming some kinda Kung fu t.v. Priest.....
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Re: my knees ache
But----with the pain----"my heart is content" is the key.
my knees ache, my hips throb
my heart is content
I know the reasons why
I like the writing. It communicates---gets to the heart of life in society, civilization, history. So much writing obfuscates; your poem clarifies.
my knees ache, my hips throb
my heart is content
I know the reasons why
I like the writing. It communicates---gets to the heart of life in society, civilization, history. So much writing obfuscates; your poem clarifies.
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