Sorted clothes for the trip, sort of.
Meaning, I have selected what I’m wearing.
Much supposedly complete and comfortable.
Washed, folded and packed.
Not lacking.
To the sky stacking.
poetry - jack sender - all of my life
Sorted clothes for the trip, sort of.
Meaning, I have selected what I’m wearing.
Much supposedly complete and comfortable.
Washed, folded and packed.
Not lacking.
To the sky stacking.
Coming up the back trail,
Straight along directly into town.
As clouds gather.
It will be an average rainy day.
Today clothes get put together,
We’re coming to go time.
A few cars, no walkers this a.m.
I saw three cars already, two or three.
The color is new outside.
Light with a breeze.
A fresh adaptation from the old.
A different variation.
Curious how how all has changed
To something unseen before.
The trees. Bushes even the lawn
Have mellowed into color not previously exposed.
I’d say we’re coming on it.
The big trip that’s been delayed
so long, now can you see
It’s here on us, oh yes.
Packed and prepared or so,
It seems we can say we’re set.
To see our friends
On our familiar lanes.
We’re going home again.
Back to our dear friends,
Chalk up our old sights,
Back to our memories.
The golden day opens
We’ve a new amount of morning leaves.
Hip deep and golden
Shaken out in dampness
They have continued dropping
There is no stopping until the end
That is winter.
We’re beginning
To get there.
The season end is where the next will begin;
Get ready.
Bright around the edges
Trees are thinning out
The sound is leaves falling.
No one outside walking.
I say that and a car speeds by
Followed by a dark patrol car.
Couldn’t see how it ended.
If the cop stopped that car word would
get around the coffee lounges.