waiting for absolution

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sitting on her suitcase by the side of the highway
she crosses one long leg over the other
letting her beat up sandal drip from her tiny foot
she takes a long drag from her cigarette
and lets the smoke pour lazily from her mouth
as the cars speed by she waits patiently
for a ride or absolution
whichever gets there faster

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BlueskyBeautyBlueskyBeautyalmost 20 years ago
very nice!

it didn't take many words to write much!

i really enjoyed the feel of this. ty

tarablackwood22tarablackwood22almost 20 years ago
That's

...3 for 3 today, as far as I'm concerned! Nice read.

WickedEveWickedEvealmost 20 years ago
Hi

As I was reading this, I was anxious for it to have an ending that would leave me satisfied. I could just feel this poem building to a substantial ending, and it wasn't a let down.

*No longer using the rating system.

TathagataTathagataalmost 20 years ago
Great stuff

compact and thought provoking.

Syndra LynnSyndra Lynnalmost 20 years ago
Very nice

I love the shoe dripping from her tiny foot. Wonderful images here.

minsueminsuealmost 20 years ago
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The style is not one of my favorites as I tend to prefer punctuation, but the substance was wonderful. I could see the scene perfectly. Well done.

tungtied2utungtied2ualmost 20 years ago
Says a lot

in very little. Crisp and pointed. Thanks.

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