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My Kawy
My Kawy
My Kawy
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My Kawy

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This is a book of poems. Some of the poems are funny, but most of all the poems are about things that inspired me.

LanguageEnglish
PublisherRobert Wilson
Release dateOct 20, 2011
ISBN9781465904881
My Kawy
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Robert Wilson

Robert Wilson was born in 1957. A graduate of Oxford University, he has worked in shipping, advertising and trading in Africa. He has travelled in Asia and Africa and has lived in Greece and West Africa. He is married and writes from an isolated farmhouse in Portugal.

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    My Kawy - Robert Wilson

    My Kawy

    John Bichler

    Copyright 2011 by John Bichler

    Published by John Bichler at Smashwords

    Cover Art: John Bichler

    A Passing

    I closed my eyes to hold in the tears.

    My best friend is walking again,

    No pain, no complaints.

    Joy her heart struggled to grasp,

    Is a different kind of joy today.

    I might never seem the same,

    For my loss today.

    I can’t call her to hear her

    Wisdom.

    I can only remember I will eventually see

    Her walking again,

    Waiting to hug and comfort me.

    My Kawy

    Her blinkers hang limp.

    The speed and sun have weakened

    their once stout body.

    UV rays faded her paint,

    leaving exposed metal

    rubbed raw

    from my pant legs.

    Her engine runs with a little

    snicker for those other riders

    that need straight pipes to sound

    fast.

    Her once firm seat is a little lumpy,

    and her black cover is now gray.

    People snickered at her for her size.

    What will she be when she grows up?

    Still running.

    I stole that line from my dad.

    She also has weathered many other ignorant insults,

    but she rose above them and blew right by them

    while the ignorant people wept for their

    broken down bikes.

    She might not look like much,

    she might not be the cool thing,

    but twist the throttle and you will

    know that good engineering is behind

    her playful snickering.

    Do you have anything that inspires you, like an old toy or something from your childhood you wish you could keep forever?

    If

    If look upon my image

    seeing of self

    If that image remains

    grey and dark

    If it only seen

    by a few

    If you see it

    too

    If only the image

    remained true

    A Bill

    Witnessed by many

    questioned by few

    Spilling and polluting

    Change at a price

    Push a bill through

    promising something

    but paying

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