From Budapest to Vienna

notbasil

 

The man in the leotard was on his way

from Vienna to Budapest

with a pocketful of clay

 

he had left his tiny town

on a sunny little day

with his wife’s wedding gown

and of-course his pocketful of clay

 

although the journey was hard

courtesy of his cursed mind

he kept up his cautious guard

and never let anyone get intertwined

 

through the storefronts and restaurants

between graveyards and vineyards

he frolicked and danced

still deeply under financed

 

on the way he met a few

who questioned his world view

but he held onto his dear clay

and made swans out of them all day

 

for a vision he had

of a distant future land

where he was happy and contempt

forever tax exempt

 

with hopes and dreams

he kept striving on

with not a soul by his side

but i guess he will be fine

  • Author: notbasil (Offline Offline)
  • Published: March 21st, 2022 14:43
  • Comment from author about the poem: man rhyming is hard
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  • Arvy

    Maybe he has no soul by his side but those souls that care for him will always be there somewhere thinking about him and praying for him. Beautiful piece dearest friend 🤍



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