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Karina Norris-Veirs
Poems
Oct 2016
Red Dirt
Back road red dirt
Sipping Zima with the jolly ranchers
Hanging with the guys
The girls just too much drama
Having to be carried in
Only 17
Momma shaking her head
Waste basket and a hair tie for me
Growing up small town
Cruising the drag
Drinking at the tin barn
Watching fights turn into love
Memories were made
The ones that'll never fade
Had my first boyfriend
From the rival town
We were the talk of everyone
Twenty years later
Giving it another go round
Had my first kiss
Parked by the y
Being carried in again
Momma just shaking her head
Cruising the red dirt
Mesa's all around
No guardrails to protect
When my heart was broken and down
These are the memories
Ones that'll never fade
Hitting that red dirt
Even to this day
Written by
Karina Norris-Veirs
Oklahoma
(Oklahoma)
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