The Man Who Plows the RoadA Poem by Christopher DannerHe lives on the dead end of the dead end street, In the morning my car was too tired to get an education, so I had to walk, He’s very dedicated to his job; he gets paid enough, The snow was windy in the morning and I had to alternate my hands between coffee and pocket, He isn’t amused much by death and the lack of accidents is all the payment he hopes for, I watched a battle between the north and south cars as they fought for the one, plowed lane, He’s home as the day blows out; the second lane is clear, It was snowing all day © 2016 Christopher Danner |
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