Eric Cockrell
Poems by Eric Cockrell : 1678 / 2802
Past Due
bird droppings on the windshield
of an old car that wont start
radio blaring the news
an execution, a robbery, another
meth lab, shovel ready jobs.
people without faces speed by,
cell phones stuck in their ears.
behind closed doors, the clock ticks
where to go from here?
the groan of survival,
cardboard boxes and trunks
renting life, three months past due!
Eric Cockrell
Submitted: Friday, September 23, 2011
Edited: Saturday, September 24, 2011
Poems by Eric Cockrell : 1678 / 2802
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Another cracking poem Eric. Superb observation brought to life, as only you do so well.