A Beaten Path Poem by chas garcia

A Beaten Path



Lost off the beaten path,
a little dot on the state road map.

Kalihi Uka was its name
a place where I was born.

A state highway now in place,
striped road to guide, a given space,
The mighty mountain highway,

No more gardens plots to grow,
No more rivers to wash the clothes.

The outhouse had its time.

Must find another place to hide.

This my home, in Honolulu, Hawaii.

another path, this time in California,

Good bye to a centenary of family and
of friends.

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2007submitted
November 2012
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chas garcia

chas garcia

Honolulu, Hawaii
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