(In which the scrivener violates his rule never to write in the first-person)
My bed was a Sears & Roebuck sleeping bag And my world headquarters that old MG; An Olivetti portable processed My words, my fresh young words, that no one read
I owned more books than clothes, and only those few That could be stowed in the passenger seat; I fancied myself the new Rod McKuen And I wasn’t - but I remember the road
When the world was new, adventures every day And I miss that - but mattresses are nice