High. Poem by David Lewis Paget

High.

Rating: 4.5


I’ve no use
For your snow or your grass,
Your horse or your hash
Or your stone type trash;
I can get high
On the breeze and the sky,
The storm passing by
And the lightning flash.

I’ve no time
For your joint or your weed,
Your smack, or the creed
Of the junk you need;
I can get stoned
On a beech or a rowan,
A sail headed home
Or a sunflower seed..

Life’s too short
For your H and your coke,
A head full of dope
Or the joints you smoke;
I get my kicks
Where you don’t need a fix,
With old-fashioned chicks
And the gentlefolk.

17 May 1977

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Yen Cress 08 October 2007

Totally agree! Those disgusting things have never appealed to me, either. I've always said I need to keep all the brains I've got! And have you seen the senseless stuff the druggers write in the name of poetry? Deliver me!

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Poison 9901 26 September 2007

Very nice, and very true, , , , You even named a few that I didnt remember. Nothing like 'O' natural Thanks for sharing. 'Keep on inking the Pages' Poison

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David Lewis Paget

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Nottingham, England/live in Australia
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