“Desire was her name, And she was the dirt Road that everyone Wanted to claim."
When I was just a little child No one really wanted her you see Me and the other kids would run Down to where she led us to follow Went on adventures with no cares No traffic or horns, a jungle of trees And living things, bridges, cows, and Blackberries, bullfrogs, and a few Beer bottles, the nearest house was Not so near, and you would never hear Neighbors hoot-and-holler out yonder All was at peace, and we all desired To follow her wherever she would lead Until one day we weren’t the only ones That desired her path, all has changed Over time, and I no longer recognize Her anymore, as the cars trample up and down to create dust tornadoes Speeding fast, more houses built up Ancient trees by her side went away Chopped down, now vacation homes For the rich, but it’s not hard to see Why she was desired so, who wouldn’t Want her, so many go after what they Desire.
This is a continuation to the poem "The Sticks"...the story of a dirt road named "Desire."