Wanderers Algebra Poem by Kevin Patrick

Wanderers Algebra

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Caught in mist of incurable summers
And quixotic longings insurance agents
Can’t endorse
My credible balance for pragmatic composure
Is often deducted to naïve wanderlust
And the striking desire to pose as a gypsy
Even in disciplined garments of the timid tiger
While the pins on the needle of the altimeter
Fracture, to undefined boundaries of my
Juvenile azimuth
That nimbly passes the trials and obstacles
Of southern discomfort and northern impulse
So kindly caged in the saintly abattoir
The Landlord expired to the second star on the right
And throw caution to the wind as the heat
Sings assurance to Junes marry lovers
In arms of triumphant bulls of good fortune
And I will sing my lullabies without the need to close my eyes
Rowing towards the damned on the ecstasy of earthly delight
But I’m a born malcontent meant to go where I roar
Rehearsing beginner’s initiative semester
Wanderers Algebra

Thursday, April 3, 2014
Topic(s) of this poem: free verse
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
had the opening lines in my head for ages then death told me to write it down before it could eat me.
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