hazardA Poem by Kara Knutson
She waits in the maroon polyester seat.
Cluttered voices swarm her peaceful conscience. Observing voices she finds herself wondering, 'What is their drive?" Where are they going? Down the row of seats, her hands rest on her knees. Feeling she's not ready to engulf happiness. Fearing happiness will devour her in return. Nearby luggage belts begin to move. Watch her closely. Minutes pass her by as the first travelers step from their gate. She feels her blood pressure rise, mind combine thoughts and feelings. The crowd walks from the gate as she stands. Alone. Polluted. Where did you leave her?
© 2014 Kara Knutson |
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Added on May 19, 2014 Last Updated on May 19, 2014 Author
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