Today's featured guest poet is: Don Webb
No Reason to Be Here
So far away, the cars can be
Seen only in one windowpane.
It is night, the thick night of winter
So thick I can’t believe
the cars can even move
In their tiny frame.
They are going to places I used to love
To bars and restaurants , bookstores
home.
But the darkness caught up with me
It is thick, and I am hiding
In my empty office
As high as the freeway overpass
No work
No reason to be here
Eventually the sounds
of the building will scare me
And I will go home
A Plumbers Nightmare
9 years ago
1 comment:
I really like the mood established in the poem. I look forward to reading with you come October 23rd, Don.
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