The Beats of Heads
A poem by
Stephan Pacheco 8/14
The great beat,
of an endless drum,
made in ourselves,
or it isn't there.
Kipling cuts and gambles with me.
my Whitman waits, a long forgotten
financial
burden
on too many;
He's forever waiting to die.
It's not sad,
but you'll have to rage against
the dying of the light,
many many times before the last time.
The tale is human.
We always smile when we see humans,
because they are like us.
We are many urgent things,
too much at our shackled leisure.
We are only as great as we set Free.