Wherever She Takes Me
Quadru-haiku Challenge
Roll down the windows
Count roadside wildflowers
Breathe fresh, dewy air
Seat belt buckle burn
The sky’s flame unrelenting
Personal sauna
Autumn drives crunchy
Dirt lanes carpeted orange
Grounded by going
I shovel her out
Flakes by the pound under wheel
She’ll get us home safe
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Shea Dunlop
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About Writing
Most people talk about things that bother them as a way to vent their emotions, another way is through writing. As I sit writing in my car, I ponder how much writing, in itself, has helped me become the person I am today. I have endless amounts of pages filled with poems, stories, and sometimes random blurbs. Writing is a window into your soul. The simple action of writing has benefited me; by helping me to achieve a better memory, helping me to learn and grow intellectually, and helping me to communicate my emotions.
By Sarah Wilcox7 days ago in Journal
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A beautifully painted image of how our cars transport us through the seasons.