November, Two AM Poem by Jeanne Murray Walker
November, Two AM
All night the caution light blinks
in the mountains. Through the wilds
of Pennsylvania in the blueblack night,
a mail truck toils up a mountain.
The words inside cannot be taken back.
There are four things we have to remember.
I try to recall what they are.
They all begin with darkness.
Saturday, July 9, 2016
Topic(s) of this poem: mountains,night
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