The Man Who Plows the Road

The Man Who Plows the Road

A Poem by Christopher Danner

He 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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Pictured gracefully in my mind. I enjoyed the thoughts about a seemingly mundane task. You made the imagery worthwhile to read. Nice write.

I felt as if I was the observer of said events.

Posted 7 Years Ago


I approve this message. Good job.

Posted 7 Years Ago


Christopher Danner

7 Years Ago

Nice review, it has really nice rhythm

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Added on December 19, 2016
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