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David Lessard
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Nov 2017
Marble Falls. (1959)
1959, I thumbed my way to Utah,
froze my **** at Marble Falls;
in the frigid night, so cold,
I think I froze my *****.
Didn't get much sleep at all,
I tossed and turned, all chilled;
my initial hitch-hike in the west,
I certainly wasn't thrilled.
Mind if I smoke I asked the gent,
Yes, he said, I do;
six hours later, he dropped me off,
shoulda seen the smoke I blew!
I think Utah is for Mormons,
like Brigham Young and such;
can't smoke, can't drink coffee,
can't do too little or too much.
I hit Las Vegas proper,
as I was hitchin' back;
at midnight, on Fremont St.,
it was anything but black.
It was daylight - but,
I never saw the sun;
folks were gallivanting -
looked like they were having fun.
I continued on, to Phoenix,
to where the heat was fine;
stayed far away from Marble Falls,
for a lengthy, longish time.
Written by
David Lessard
75/M/Prescott, Arizona
(75/M/Prescott, Arizona)
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