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Crash in Mormon Country
I was driving a station wagon, Dad on my right Mom, young kids, and dog in back seat Construction ahead, a warning light In my mind I keep the scene on repeat I saw the truck in my rearview mirror It was going fast, I was going slow I couldn't accelerate as it got nearer It climbed on our wagon, in Idaho. It forced the rear of the car into asphalt The rear doors sealed, but the dog did a vault Mom lifted the kids over, seared her skin Moved sideways and a flame shot up where she'd been. We all made it out, and Mormons took us in Kids made Mormon friends, and we regrouped Took an airplane the rest of the way to the coast Not a story of which I can boast. Dad's summer teaching had to cover the cost But we won something, not just lost We found strength and friendship where we didn't expect From people whose kindness I'll never forget. Now every flashing warning light Takes me back to that July. A rearview mirror, one long breath, The line between life and death. Besides the Mormons, I also thank fate Death has to come, but death had to wait.
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