The Road To My Home

Listen my good friend
Now you know it
The road to my home

You claimed it takes a day
Listen: 
Only 24 black spots from the city
One Black Spot per hour
Surely, is that far? 
We’ve come from far.

You ask what you need
Listen:
Good brakes and good luck
Is that too much to ask?	

You wonder, what the fun!
Listen:
Watching floods, if it rains
Clouds of dust, if it shines
You sure shall overtake 
Carcasses of cats
Dogs and donkeys
Where else?
This eloquent spectacle

No traffic signs, No law
Keep left, if the pot is right
Keep right, when the hole is left

The Road to my home
Shall you visit me, this holiday?
I ask, one more time.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2011

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Wesley Avatar
September 26, 2011 at 8:41 PM
I love it! Sounds like you are out in the boonies taking your time to get home. It's the best place to come to though.
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