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Amber DeLaRosa
Poems
Apr 2015
On Her Way Home
On her way home, Mama saw a man Stranded, standing on a corner of the road
There was something about his eyes
She thought she saw "home" in them
"So get in the car."
She said "I know a bar
Thats not very far from here."
She opened the door, Barefoot
He fell in, and she let him.
He asked her why she picked him up
So carelessly and unreluctantΒ Β
A few nights in a hotel
A few days on the road
When she remembers,
A quick phone call to home
She says that I'll understand when I'm older
The lengths she would go to for someone to hold her
But in the end,
He was just like him
Spitting image
Incarnate
Left her
With scars on her body
Drove off
With her car
Still, I cannot look her in the eyes
To say I told her so
My Mama loved so many men,
On her way home
"The ***." "David."
Written by
Amber DeLaRosa
Midtown Sacramento
(Midtown Sacramento)
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