Outside the Window
The pearl light of a roadside rail
Calls me.
Stretched like an elastic saxophone.
Singing elbow rhythms,
Dancing hips,
Strained ears cannot hear.
I know what you are looking for.
It is everywhere.

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The story behind this poem is a bit strange. I was riding in the car on my way across the country to visit colleges and was staring at the guardrail as it flew by outside the window. I don't know, the way the light hit it, something about it created this poem. View table of contents...
Submitted: Dec 20, 2007 Reads: 22 Comments: 0 Likes: 0
Outside the Window
The pearl light of a roadside rail
Calls me.
Stretched like an elastic saxophone.
Singing elbow rhythms,
Dancing hips,
Strained ears cannot hear.
I know what you are looking for.
It is everywhere.
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