Passenger

Passenger

A Poem by Erica Wilkinson

Fog on a winters day,
Billowing down from the hills
Like pillars of cigarette smoke. 
The rise of steam from a cows back
Makes me push my hands
Further inside my pockets.
Writhing passions within me
Would often do anything to be free
From this battery farm,
But on a morning like this one,
I cannot begrudge God's efforts.
After all I am no one.
Just a passenger moving from place
To place.

© 2012 Erica Wilkinson


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Erica Wilkinson
Needs a lot of work but it's a start

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I think your intention is clear and the images are strong. Work to make each thought as concise and exact as possible and this will be a delightful piece! Well done.

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Erica Wilkinson
Erica Wilkinson

Manchester , United Kingdom



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