Ahead of Time
Outside, streets filled with life
The paint congealing
The rumble of two bumpers touching
You were in Costa Rica
Where the rivers join
Sugar snowman
The quality of the instrumental "hello"
Dead in the sunshine
What's keeping us so sad?
*Originally published in: I Hate the Poem by Lisa Mason ISBN: 978-0-557-00727-1
Published by Lisa Mason - Featured Contributor in Technology
Lisa Mason is a freelance writer and social media marketer with more than 10 years of experience. As VP of Special Media for Social Media Sun, she makes sure that readers have access to the most relevant and... View profile
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Post a CommentWow, great work! :-)