The Quiet Road

Streetlights light the way of a wandering fissure in the street.
It opens up a little more every night;
Heavy traffic cleaves the path open.
Destiny.
Persistence.
Wear.
                       ….everything breaks eventually
 
The soles of my boots are gentle compared 
to what usually rambles down it’s back.
 
Tonight the road has a friend,
I am the only weight it bares. 
 
Under this moon,
this road and I rest
in silence.
 
-James Kelley 2013, All rights reserved.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2013

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