hunched over gold trimmed edges
leather bound book open to marked page
under the over pass I-three nine five
shopping cart between body and street
plastic bags tied along metal frame
hint of cigarette stench curling
odor of sweat highway exhaust
reading to the hum drizzle of dim lights
hunched over gold trimmed passages
leather bound book dog eared pages
I guess you could say ink and paper make the writer, and I guess that's why I choose not to use them.
Showing posts with label highway. Show all posts
Showing posts with label highway. Show all posts
Saturday, May 16, 2015
Sunday, January 19, 2014
map
today
3 hours south,
light in my eyes
I shifted the visor
at every turn
but sun shone
relentlessly taking
refuge from my defenses
at the corner of the windshield
impossible corner
sun shining
95
495
13
1
301
50
95
495
1
just off jeff davis
daylight fading
137
tonight
3 hours south,
light in my eyes
I shifted the visor
at every turn
but sun shone
relentlessly taking
refuge from my defenses
at the corner of the windshield
impossible corner
sun shining
95
495
13
1
301
50
95
495
1
just off jeff davis
daylight fading
137
tonight
Saturday, July 24, 2010
Construction on I95? Sure I'm down
The gasoline orange-yellow sun
awakens over tired pilots
sipping coffee
and phasing out
the low hum of a song
carried over radio waves
to work stations
and mistranslated lives,
the one perpetual failure of man
is the north bound bridge on I95
running over the Girard Point Bridge,
Old graying war machines rest
tired underneath, a slumber forced
upon aging metal bones,
in pretend-memory
full of vigor and violence,
now slouched into creaking recliners
and stuffed with catheters,
waiting for unrecognizable dinners
and sunset futures.
awakens over tired pilots
sipping coffee
and phasing out
the low hum of a song
carried over radio waves
to work stations
and mistranslated lives,
the one perpetual failure of man
is the north bound bridge on I95
running over the Girard Point Bridge,
Old graying war machines rest
tired underneath, a slumber forced
upon aging metal bones,
in pretend-memory
full of vigor and violence,
now slouched into creaking recliners
and stuffed with catheters,
waiting for unrecognizable dinners
and sunset futures.
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