Thursday, July 28, 2016

When I Die

When I breath
my last
if anyone
cares,
when they
carry
my casket
from the
church
door 
stairs
I want
everyone
to dance 
in their
underwear
and howl
because
they 
are
still 
alive
and 
have
a story
to tell, 
I want
to 
be 
known 
as a
man
who
strived
to love 
his life
and be
the man 
who 
found
much
more
ways
to use 
up lemons
than anyone
else
and 
the
tie dyed
Kool -Aid
man,
who
shook
his butt
all up and
down and
all around
Guadalupe
street,
and had
his glorious
tenure
in his
shirt
of many
colors,
as the 
last mayor
of the 
drag,
a man
with 
a zillion
holidays
inside of
his 
head,
the 
man who
loved to 
see stiff
stuffy
people
split
apart
in 
laughter
running
to the
John
before
they
soak
their 
pants 
and
most
of all
the
king
of 
fun
and a
point of 
light
that
would 
make
old
Reagan 
laugh
in 
his 
grave





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