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a group who has a cult following sings about hiding for solitude they dedicate nothing to the poet who did, as they know it in hiding but it was inspired by the same CB I must say a big wowski to Charles Bukowski don't think it would happen here no chance without distraction little peace, much action guessing if I became an angry man ranted, raved and demanded this type of peace that would be a living conundrum or a poet raging as an oxymoron please leave the ***** alone and give peace and quiet a chance meeting with words that escape at the first sign of distress as they undress my day and see vicariously the disrepair, oh you don't care... Okay I'll go. To my hidey hole, to write my pre-verse in hyperbole , "how to get lost"          and what it cost me, let the silence be deafening, no man may be a poet unto himself (forgive me I forget myself) ©DWE102013
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Oct 20, 2013
Oct 20, 2013 at 1:14 AM UTC
Stranger things have been decomposed
a group who has a cult following sings about hiding for solitude they dedicate nothing to the poet who did, as they know it in hiding but it was inspired by the same CB I must say a big wowski to Charles Bukowski don't think it would happen here no chance without distraction little peace, much action guessing if I became an angry man ranted, raved and demanded this type of peace that would be a living conundrum or a poet raging as an oxymoron please leave the ***** alone and give peace and quiet a chance meeting with words that escape at the first sign of distress as they undress my day and see vicariously the disrepair, oh you don't care... Okay I'll go. To my hidey hole, to write my pre-verse in hyperbole , "how to get lost"          and what it cost me, let the silence be deafening, no man may be a poet unto himself (forgive me I forget myself) ©DWE102013
Thanks to Pearl Jam for the inspiration "In Hiding", among other not so well known tunes
darrell-wade-elverum
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Oct 20, 2013
Oct 20, 2013 at 1:14 AM UTC
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