A young college student with a wandering mind, Jesse becomes inspired mostly by procrastination to write brief and sometimes bizarre poems. Almost all of his poems were written after the hours of 1: 00 AM. Jesse's award winning works 'The Lumberjack' and 'Hyperboles and Such' have been highly praised by him, earning him the highest honor of the J.H.S. Poetry Society, the 'Sweddy'. It has been said his poems are best read by candle light with a Miller High Life in one hand and a cheap cigar in the other.
You stand at the trailhead, a new trip to depart,
And the trees seem to march to the beat of your wild heart
Down a winding trail, a river, stream, or shore,
You wonder what lies behind this adventure's door.
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He is the bearded man,
Made of myth and legend.
With tools of ax and saw and brawn,
He labors the reverse of dusk to dawn.
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</>Our friendship began on a field of green,
As rivals we met, with a clash, a bang,
A tampoline and pool, just livin’ the dream,
Summer turned us into a two‐ man gang,
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Suppose you had two pairs of shoes,
One wet, one dry, you must choose.
The wet shoes get wet and wet they'll stay,
The dry shoes stay dry, all through the day.
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