Duality (A Poem)
My friend wanted me to write a poem in 10 minutes. Here it is.
Duality
Chiseling calligraphy, clicking with the chickadees
Check the mean it’s mean is the conclusion I’d find
But sifting through a memory briskly break the brevity
Of thought within my mind and veer from off the straight line
The rule was golden, the greatest of commodities
Obviously you live by this and nothing taints or spoils
That’s what I was sold and I took it on this shopping spree
Of youth and lost receipts for returning snake oil
Told to lead by example and to follow great leaders
Saints, preachers, good and evil, see the world as black and white
And the world slowly bleeds, but they’re in the vein of Jesus
I’d toss grievances, but learned to never make a sacrifice
Keep cares inside my wallet to multiply with dollars
All the knowledge in the world doesn’t equal this CREAM
Money around everything rule by cash, holla
This duality I’ve learned exists merely in the dreams
