To the man who splashed me with a puddle this morning
To the man who splashed me with a puddle this morning
What would just be really splendid
Is if you’d listen and then give me right of way
As I’m travelling as nature intended
Can’t you see I’m trying to cross?!
Is there something wrong with your vision?!
You know you get points if you actually hit me
And what do points mean?! Prison
And before you start getting all aggressive
I think I should probably mention
I’m 18 and thinking about boys and shoes
So I’m obviously not paying attention
So there is little point in beeping your horn
Trying to attract my interest with the din
Don’t be stupid, of course I can’t hear you
“Duh! Headphones in!”
I’m probably not going to look both ways
Before I start making my way across the street
Walking half way and then assessing the traffic
Is a legitimate crossing technique!
So next time you see me sauntering by
It’d really be wise to just say
"I’ll stop and let you walk right past"
It’s probably easier that way.
I discovered yesterday that all my poems sound exactly the same and sort of fit to the tune of Jacob and sons from Joseph and the amazing technicoloured dream coat (which probably isn't a good thing!) so I've decided that when I go to uni (so after Saturday) I'm going to branch out a bit rhythm-wise! (I thought if I write down my plan then I'm compelled to actually do it, thats the only reason for this fairly useless paragraph :) )
Indigo
Thu 7th Oct 2010 02:06
I love this poem, I quoted the last stanza to Jamal the other day when some idiot almost ran me over on Oxford Road and he put his arm in front of me to protect me lol.