Screeching Halts Poem by Bryan Riley

Screeching Halts



In flight,
the figure loses
its form
The form loses
its shape
The shape loses
its substance

A blur of activity
a whirlwind
of sound
where screeching
halts are called

Time for reflection
in the murky
waters of
the mind

We reminisce
and call ourselves
blessed to have
come this far
without lifting a
finger or
really moving
forward
at all.

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Bryan Riley

Bryan Riley

Salem, Massachusetts
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