The Path

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    The Path

    Along the tracks
    don't look back
    The crossing guards are not for you,
    Steep on the left
    rough on the right
    Along the tracks is no delight,
    When the train comes by
    the thunder rolls
    With such a force
    as to suck out your soul,
    I live down and out
    off to the left
    Wish I could say
    with some of the best,
    The buildings are all old
    having with-stood the test,
    But they still provide homes
    for the birds, bats and beasts
    and some of us
    at least,
    This edge of the world
    along the bay
    Surely has seen
    a better day,
    But without hesitation
    or a dash
    I am going to keep
    walking down that,
    Not so garden like path.


    emmett

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    Jonietta commented on The Path

    03-08-2009

    After reading your poem, I find I would enjoy walking with you to observe in my way what you see

    shydog

    06/15/2009

    thank you, you are welcome to walk the levee-tops as i do, everyday, the view never get old.

    In science one tries to tell people, in such a way as to be understood by everyone, something that no one ever knew before. But in poetry, it's the exact opposite.

    Franz Kafka (1883-1924) Czech writer.

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