If I Were A Stone Poem by Long Tooth

If I Were A Stone



If I were a stone would you love me indeed,
So that we couldn't argue, that be all you need?
For it seems that you want just approval from me,
But can stone really give this or show empathy?

If I was a bell, would you silence my ring?
Are you tone deaf perhaps, so no chord seems to sing?
Are my words judged fake news if YOU don't like their tone?
Friends' demands aren't a problem if they are all stone.

A stone's unresponsive most all of the time,
It won't lash out in anger, won't borrow your dime,
It's rare stone that's a poet; no feelings to share,
Hot or cold a stone's limit, there's no there that's there!


Long Tooth
March 12,2018

Sunday, May 6, 2018
Topic(s) of this poem: humor,irony
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