Do not sit rickety on a pedestal, Come down among the crowds, elbow your boy With friendly nonchalance, whirl a whirl At the square dance among long fields of soy. 5 Come down and speak with daily dunces, love, Have a word with the puffy car dealer Beyond negotiation's give and shove, Past the signature for your 4-wheeler. Stroll along where snooty Hasidim step 10 And share the air's generous embellishment; If a dog does bark at you, give back a pip; All the jawing world's subject for your wit. And, dear, new-won to re-join this ruckus, Confound our carping silence with a kiss.
From the collection "Supposing Roses"
Written by Gregg Glory [Gregg G. Brown]
More information available on gregglory.com.