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Don Bouchard
Poems
Dec 2018
Standing Alone
A woman dressed in black,
Shadow-hidden,
Deep woods at her back....
I caught her image
In the yellow headlights
Just for an instant.
My wheels rolled by
While my imagination
Slid to a stop with her.
Why was she there
On a lonely road
In freezing rain and cold?
A mile up the road I slowed,
Turned around to answer
Nagging questions.
At the point where she had stood
Remained a half burned stump
Five feet tall, a broken scar face-high.
I smiled at my imagination...
Nearly stumbled on a shoe:
Black, high heel sunk to the hilt.
#halloween
#2018
Written by
Don Bouchard
65/M/Minnesota
(65/M/Minnesota)
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