Street RacerA Poem by eaglepoetInspired by the street lights the stretch in the air. The ones that look like arms.Street RacerThe traffic light stretched in
midair, like an arm guiding the way home. It's hues of red, green, and orange direct our pace, like a shotgun telling runners when to start. Streets are a game of chance, where inhabitants are simply pawns upon the board. A single inaccuracy and battles are lost- players must begin again. Street lights glow like candles in windows, the bulbs are wicks that brighten darkness. Curbs are bridges, playing connect-the-dots between yards and driveways. Grass and pavement play tug-of-war with what is safe, and risk. Grass cushions tender hearts, the blacktop a platform from which dreams are spun. © 2016 eaglepoet |
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2 Reviews Added on September 7, 2016 Last Updated on September 7, 2016 AuthoreaglepoetCTAboutI started writing poetry when I was thirteen. That was in 2005. Since then, it has been eleven years, and I've enjoyed each of them. Free verse, rhyme, different forms. Wherever my muse leads me. .. more..Writing
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