Untitled ("The daring tougher than a midnight bango")
By Jack Joseph Smith
The daring tougher than a midnight bango
This Fall year has emotion so quiet
Like the blankets of our raised,
we went to charish
We can see through the clouds,
knowing winter won't hurt,
transportation or not
The sewage and the beavers,
both are noticed, and first things first,
is our quality way of life
Though we will never get the French and Indians back,
at least our whiskey has turned to beer;
and our songs arn't necessarily sweet,
but the're arriving at hillbilly
For you can find bass in the Allegheny
And somewhere there is a bluegil in the Mononghelia,
while the suffering of the Ohio's mutacion,
is breathing up from another world
While your in, or when your out
Except for football, socialism is catching here
Hippies are new, locust trees are better than Budism
Fashion has always been amusing, and is worse now
All of the young, from families well off and not,
want a land of cabins and trailors, no structures,
replacing streams and trees
You know this place is filled with life long negros
And we are healthy from cooking on Iron scletts
The beginning and the end of the American line
Pittsburgh. Pa.