Another poem for National Poetry Month:
Ride
It's not my world, I grant, but I made it.
It's not my ranch, lean oak, buzzard crow,
Not my fryers, mixmaster, well-garden.
And now it's down the road and I made it.
It's not my ranch, lean oak, buzzard crow,
Not my fryers, mixmaster, well-garden.
And now it's down the road and I made it.
Its not your rackety car but you drive it.
It's not your four-door, top-speed, white-wall tires,
Not our state, not even I guess, our nation,
But now it's down the road, and we're in it.
It's not your four-door, top-speed, white-wall tires,
Not our state, not even I guess, our nation,
But now it's down the road, and we're in it.
Josephine Miles
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