The King of Sulaco
By Ewan
Fri, 25 Feb 2022
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I’m the King of Sulaco
I’m a Knight of the Road,
yesterdays papers
are saving my soles.
There’s a coin in my pocket
from a country that’s gone:
not somewhere you’d go to,
but a place you’d come from.
The clothes in my knapsack,
they came from a corpse
My hair is by Anemoi,
like the mane of a horse.
The road is my plotline
it’s written in dust
and whatever the ending,
it’s all down to luck.
Look for me coming:
I’ll be riding the rails,
hiding from soldiers,
if the government's failed.
I’m the King of Sulaco
born to be wild:
if I’m on your doorstep,
watch for my smile.
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I like the rhythm and rhyme
Permalink Submitted by skinner_jennifer on
I like the rhythm and rhyme of this poem, works really well.
Jenny.
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