waits for a stop sign. to turn. green.
This was just too much. Don’t turn
left. Don’t turn right. Can't go straight.
left. Don’t turn right. Can't go straight.
I already had six points on my license
so there was only one thing to do.
I abandoned my car. and my keys.
and walked.
I then started dropping everything that started with a “w."
I then started dropping everything that started with a “w."
It wasn’t littering I don’t think.
I put things where others could find them and in alphabetical order.
Far more predictable than the periodic table.
Wallet. Walkman. Watch.
Wallet. Walkman. Watch.
Wave-particle duality workbook.
Woolly mammoth sports jacket.
And that was that.
I kept my wants, my wunderwear, and my woks and woos.
The streetlights got further and further apart.
After awhile it turned cold and dark
and I found a path that led across a rock wall.
I clambered my best clamber and saw the tracks.
The train tracks dressed as a ladder.
A ladder girded by angels.
Angels dressed as bridges.
I’m not coming back.
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