Dinoland Poem by Barry Middleton

Dinoland



I dwell among the dinosaurs
and not in modern days
I don't fit in with many men
nor comprehend their ways

as conversation turns to sport
I am an odd misfit
they never speak of recipes
I like to cook a bit

they do not care for poetry
they rarely read a book
and if I mention politics
they shoot a hostile look

religion too is off the list
of topics to discuss
that's sure to start an argument
and I don't like to fuss

I dwell among the dinosaurs
but I don't really care
for old and weary dinosaurs
are not much of a scare

more freighting is the real world
that we live in today
that makes me want to run and hide
and sometimes even pray

Dinoland
Monday, March 27, 2017
Topic(s) of this poem: isolation
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