A Dying Soul I'm dying, I'm dying - My soul is slowly dying. You sit in the garage and beckon to me “Can you come out and play?” “I cannot,” I say “She has other plans for me today.” I yearn to ride, to live and be free But today that is not to be. I hear your friends roar by – free in the wind That’s how we were meant to be. I can't explain how I feel She just doesn't understand. Together forever, one with the road Exploring our great land. For now, I live for the time that we steal Exploring the country roads together. The soul of a biker should never be caged Running wild with my machine forever. I'm dying, I'm dying - My soul is slowly….. -Written by Dean "D-Day" Visit D-Day's blog, Musings of a Contemplative Biker
Saturday, September 22, 2007
A New poem by D-day Dean
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Labels: biker poems, biker poetry, biker poets, motorcycle poetry, poetry
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