Ain’t it a sinking feeling, up to your ankles in scattered amber Thick mire, pulling you in to savor the times Soaked from a missed jump, hooked to a tree at the knees Worn glass that just won’t break Bowling for the old town Made it to the very top, the sky gave a 21 gun salute To stained shoes and hands, not a spot untouched Of sloppy mind and simple pleasure The same movie over again Two ordinary pals on a river bank, howling and spilling spirits Momentary departure in the midwest A hearty slap on the back, smiling nods from the grizzled A life's prospect in one afternoon, stuck in the mud Our annual glimpse of the promised land, the warmth of two They all can see it in our eyes The great escape
collab poem between me and my best friend, about our most recent adventure