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Taxi Driver

Sometimes I wish I was a taxi driver

Because I don't believe there is

A more honest person on earth.

They hear the apologies of

Intoxicated teenagers

On their way home from the clubs

That they used fake ID's to get into.

They hear the quarrels between

Frisky lovers

Who drank too much on their dinner date

And can't wait to shed their clothing.

They hear the ramblings of

Elderly folk

Complaining about gas prices

And the brand-name stores that

Put the local businesses under.

But sometimes, they hear the confessions of

Lonely travelers

Who were wandering the streets

At 3 in the morning, contemplating

How they would like to take their life,

Until they saw a taxi cab driving past

And realized it was their sign to go

Home.

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Written by
asphyxiophilia
American
Published
Jul 6, 2013
Lines·Words
24·130
Notes

A Loose Sequel to Rooftops

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