Rush-Hour
By: ECole 789
' And who? Cares '—
absolutely, no one . . .
Going Going Gone
about their rush-hour way—
bumper to bumper
indifferent
at slumber-clad innocence . . .
cotton blend, soft white,
adrift with the movement . . .
' Don't you see? me breezing by
with the face of tantrum
across the air of no matter—
and NO I don't!
Stand Still
(ash-blond locks gone windswept)
and breath for time in action, on scene,
suspended . . .
thoughts in the moment
pass the point of impact—
run-over,
gone trampled under rubber; '
ghost afloat along grills—
and . . .
Going Going Gone—
in blindness
all the people are—
too gone about, their rush-hour way.
01/08/17
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