N74A Poem by MARZN74 bus to HICKSVILLE LIRR TRAIN STATIONWait for it to turn its nose and stare for the telltale swing of wide and low headlights. Another girl waiting for a bus - I'm brown with a large coat. Some assume I'm a poor 14-year old others assume I'm hiding a belly fat with child.
Really, I'm just cold.
I keep my shoulders loose - so I do not look like prey. I know about body language and the smaller you make yourself, the more others will assume that you are weak. So I relax and spread out - it may not be ladylike - but it works...trust me, I know.
The bus will take me to the train station. The train will take me to the city subway. The subway will take me to 23rd street. My legs will take me to the audition. And maybe the audition will get me out of here.
I see the yellow the golden N74. When I climb on, the driver says, "Hello." © 2008 MARZ |
Stats
108 Views
1 Review Added on March 27, 2008 AuthorMARZNew York City, NYAboutI'm a writer. I write in broken stanzas because I think in broken stanzas. You probably think that way, too. I live in Costa Rica as an English teacher, and I'm trying to get my book off the gro.. more..Writing
|