Re: Jo Cairo / a poem by Will Dockery

Will-Dockery wrote:

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Jo Cairo
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White candy bars
and whistling car sounds
on a hill in the park from Lorrain's
she comes whimpering on the grass
a bedtime story
moments after contemplating the rain.
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And blonde blue jeans
by a babbling stream
lady cabdriver just like saxo fountain
didn't have the recollection after
eating her p***y for a ride
of her name.
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There'd been a murder in the park
and I was paranoid
walking across from Lorrain's street
through the park
to the street on the other side
to her boarding house home.
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The rain clouds grew darker
pangs of regret
where was that roller-skating copper-eyed
with her smile
and long blonde hair tied back w/ headband
and a little groan as she came.
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-Will Dockery 5-5-83
From the Red Zeros chapbook
https://www.pinterest.com/pin/357684395381867399/

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 Bookmarked, I've been looking for this one.
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 Thanks !
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Thanks for reading and commenting, MC.
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Please excuse the language, I was younger and more tough edged in 1983.
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 😏
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Ever thought about sharing some of your story with those of us that
haven't
been in these groups as long?  Personally, would be an interesting read
for me.
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This is a response to the post seen at:
http://www.jlaforums.com/viewtopic.php?p=659015510#659015510