Turning PointA Poem by Aron SmithI took a left at the Junction.
I never saw the old lady, until it was too late. I was imprisoned, for reckless driving. When I got out, her grandchildren cornered me, in a darkened alleyway, and stabbed me to death. I took a right at the Junction. It was a wrong turning. I was late for work, and fired for it. I became a down and out, scraping for money, food, and shelter. I eventually starved to death, in a cardboard box, outside your home. I went straight on at the Junction. The lights hadn't changed, and a truck ploughed into me. I was paralysed from the neck down. However, in hospital, discovered I had a talented mind. I dictated the most popular book, ever, made my fortune, and died the richest head in the world. I got out and walked. I met you along the way. We went to a cafe, talked, ate, laughed. We went into business together, got married, had 2 children, and bought a dog named Sparky. I died in your arms, knowing I was loved. © 2009 Aron Smith |
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Added on May 18, 2009 AuthorAron SmithAberdeen, Scotland, United KingdomAboutHost of Brutha Voodoo's Playlist Obscura, Geek Grotto & Cruise Control on SHMUfm. Re-emerging poet & writer. more..Writing
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