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Allen Davis
Poems
Nov 2013
An Overpass in Moore, Oklahoma, 1999
The ruler comes down from on high
Dragging himself along the earth
Insulation going up like confetti
Take cover, take shelter
Ice the size of softballs
Comes streaking from the sky
Thereβs nowhere left to run
Huddled under the bridge
And then a sound like rushing water
Feels like a freight train overhead
We weep and cry and gnash our teeth
As the trumpet blares
Drove down Telephone Road
Where it crosses the highway
Sandcastles washed out to sea
Old bills put through the shredder
Written by
Allen Davis
Oklahoma City, OK
(Oklahoma City, OK)
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