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In A Blink, By: Hiram Larew

October 27, 2023 by Hiram Larew

In A Blink, By: Hiram Larew

Such smooth traffic
 its back and forth through weaving lanes
 its easy quiet signaling
Seems like time drifting by without care —
 almost other-worldly with feathered feelings
 and comforts

That is until
A tiny crack in thoughts breaks through
 with dire sneaking in on questions —
How is this pure rolling forward even possible?
What’s the cost of such an untroubled journey?
Doesn’t its lulling hum depend on
 rolled up windows and
 push button days

And then suddenly in a blink
 from the console of comforts
 there’s panic
 as the daydream swerves to avoid
  guardrails
 leaving skid marks as the answers
 with honking traffic and fists
 blurring by

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