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Before dawn I ride through dimly lit streets Mid-September and the air is cool and damp Students wait at the bus stop – some talk, some text The moon, in the last sliver, courts Venus Together they drift as if hand-in-hand while clouds slip quietly past Ghostly with gray shadows Cross-town Parkway to Kings Highway The sounds of industry growl The River Valley Trail Pulls me from the road Along the Kalamazoo River, the fog creeps across fields The sun’s first rays warm the sky On the river, mist swirls as dawn approaches, gold threads twisting upward Near Galesburg, another commuter joins me The conversation makes the trip a bit shorter The rooster crows twice this morning as we ride past The last stretch along L-Avenue through quiet woods and fields Glimpse a deer or a coyote, a rabbit, or an owl As we climb the final hill of our ride The mist billows incandescent in the sunlight
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Nov 14, 2012
Nov 14, 2012 at 2:03 AM UTC
Morning Commute
Before dawn I ride through dimly lit streets Mid-September and the air is cool and damp Students wait at the bus stop – some talk, some text The moon, in the last sliver, courts Venus Together they drift as if hand-in-hand while clouds slip quietly past Ghostly with gray shadows Cross-town Parkway to Kings Highway The sounds of industry growl The River Valley Trail Pulls me from the road Along the Kalamazoo River, the fog creeps across fields The sun’s first rays warm the sky On the river, mist swirls as dawn approaches, gold threads twisting upward Near Galesburg, another commuter joins me The conversation makes the trip a bit shorter The rooster crows twice this morning as we ride past The last stretch along L-Avenue through quiet woods and fields Glimpse a deer or a coyote, a rabbit, or an owl As we climb the final hill of our ride The mist billows incandescent in the sunlight
Sept 12, 2012 Kalamazoo, MI
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Nov 14, 2012
Nov 14, 2012 at 2:03 AM UTC
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