call me johnny

Call me Mr. Johnny.
I'm a johnny on the spot.
I buy some cookies, daily,
and give them to the poor.

Some people save their lives
while I just give them cookies.
I don't see why not.
The poor don't seem to mind.

I also have a demon.
I call him Mr. Bitter.
I used to call him Superman.
But now, I just ignore him,
at least, the best I can.

It's bad inside his fantasy,
and I'm no demonologist.
I'm way too simple for that,
and so, I just buy cookies.

Am I very friendly?
Not exactly, no.
I don't stay and chat.
I just hand out cookies.

I guess I have a purpose.
It's true it often changes.
Sometimes it's five dollars,
but, for now, it's cookies.

I even have some cigarettes,
if cookies aren't your thing.
Some homeless ask for both.






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