A Highway Seredipitous

A highway serendipitous
has captured all my thought,
meandering through memories
of faces long forgot.

The faces seem like billboards that
are blurring by my side,
of enemies notorious
and friendships never tried.

Relationships I thought were gone
are coming back around,
as if they’re on the Carousel
of Chance, forever bound.

The old ideas and past regrets
resurface from the deep;
resembling everything I had
and nothing I should keep.

This highway serendipitous
should never answer, “How?” 
‘Cause if I let it go before,
I shouldn’t have it now.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2010

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