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TAG-A college graffiti experiment observed.
June 20, 2011
“You will pay.” They said.
You have done a bad thing.
“The evidence says you are guilty!”
And for two days you stood behind bars.
15 Charges, says the judge.
Four thousand dollars in damage, says the school.
Thirty seven thousand dollar bond got you free.
I looked around at what you’d done,
And smiled,
Because I knew how you must know the way I love,
In this way, too.
I smiled to myself some more, and just as quickly frowned.
“Look here, son, stop playing around with this art s***.”
Screams your dad and his dented wallet.
© Jeaunice B., Conyers, GA
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