Forgotten but Not Gone
This entry was posted on 8/21/2007 4:03 PM and is filed under Poetry.
By Mark Miner
This one goes out to my man Robbie Fulks. If you don't know the title song, you ought to. It's an inverted song about a destroyed marriage.
The following should be read with a two-step beat in your mind
When the clock goes off
At half past four
And it's pitch black dark
When you shut the door
It's a work day, hey hey,
Another work day, hey hey.
You find a parking spot,
Where there ain't no shade,
Cheapest blacktop lot,
That was ever made,
And it's a work day, hey hey,
And only Tuesday, hey hey.
That's all I got for now. I wanted it to be longer, maybe with a bridge or a full chorus, but I got no more today.