RoadworkA Poem by eaglepoetObservations of roadwork in a city near me.
Mounds,
gravel, rocks. Dirt covered roadway. On one side, a cement factory once stood. Opposing side, a demolished Texaco. From the passengers seat, gazing at piles, tools catch my eye. Staring, pondering what might happen if those ladders could touch the sky, and those drills penetrate clouds like sharpened blades. Would droplets of broken humanity pour down, or would showers of relief christen a renewed pavement? © 2016 eaglepoet |
StatsAuthoreaglepoetCTAboutI started writing poetry when I was thirteen. That was in 2005. Since then, it has been eleven years, and I've enjoyed each of them. Free verse, rhyme, different forms. Wherever my muse leads me. .. more..Writing
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