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Kate Copeland
Poems
Dec 2019
Bus hierarchy
For 1,75$ a fast line
For 1,25$ lots of stops
so - why not converse.
How come you're so tall?
Why you're on a bus?
He is my friend, you know.
It is a warm day today.
You want a soda?
Or some salami?
I love your coat-your bag-
your smile. I'm from México.
We had free Christmas dinner
in a church with Golden arches
coupons as a bonus.
Completely unruly,
high on cake and life is good
this time.
The funny girl of the group is
copying accents as if it were
a performance.
Full of joy, merry,
come and listen to her act
some time.
Never lose your height, you hear.
This state gives you space to think
and opportunities to dream.
This state shows palm trees up the sky
and harvests most golden apples of all.
Yet
some travellers live in a car
on a fixed salary.
Yet
some travellers have no sugar
or fast line fares.
When you're poor,
you start hoarding stuff.
The ocean crashes
The desert colours
The gates are closing
Murals on walls
Kind words can warm
the winter months
Unspoken rules can stay
unquestioned fragments
In buses a world unfolds
so why not converse.
Written by
Kate Copeland
50/F/London
(50/F/London)
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