tracks
it might have been utah
too much time
running from nothing
and the place didn’t like me much
there might have been a girl
i’m sure
i couldn’t guess at her name
but i’ll bet that
she still knows mine
when she spits on the ground
my welcome took a west bound train
san francisco i think
or it might have been portland
i always loved the north west coast
it doesn’t matter
one place always was as good
as another
until it just wouldn’t do
the exercise
was the going away
the last step on the platform
maybe a sandwich or two
a hand full of words
i never really cared to say
but said at least one million times
i suppose some occasions
cry out for cliche’s
and sad
knowing looks
even children recognize
the moment it broke
was always clear to me
the sounds
each engineer makes
approaching a crossing
is unique
a signature
a nightingale’s song
in a meadow of
biblical proportion
i am overwhelmed by
wildflowers at night
stems broken
unable to hide from the moon
unable to escape
words of encouragement
to hand the conductor
my boarding pass
October 5, 2012 at 12:28 am
I always love reading your poems…the paragraph of tags at the end is always a 2-fer-1 delight lol xx
October 5, 2012 at 9:01 am
I have fun with the tags. I consider it another means of expression.