TravelersA Poem by Ben Taylor
Leaves are abandoning their sky-high roosts en masse,
playful gusts of incipient autumn playfully nipping them from their branches. I scuff sneakers through droves of their fallen comrades, watching as you make a tipsy mad dash down this darkened road, lugging a backpack on an adorable set of shoulders. Professionally and scholastically I appear to be approaching a precipice, the depth of which has yet to be determined. My life is in flux, and continents are colliding beneath me. With you, however, I am at rest. You are a tranquil gulf in this frothing ocean of uncertainty, a limpid pool for me to relax in. So as you reach the end of the street and turn back to face me, cigarette in mouth, I cannot help but grin in gratitude. I appreciate the time with you, as I find out who I am and where I am going. I still have no idea where that destination may be, but I sincerely hope you arrive there with me.
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Added on October 22, 2015 Last Updated on October 22, 2015 AuthorBen TaylorColumbia, MOAboutAlmost everything I write now is relatively real, so just read what I write and get to know me. more.. |

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