Poem
I don’t know if I have the wind in my hair,
or if my hair is in the wind, but I know
I’ve been cutting it close every time
the light turns yellow, the approximate color
of my hair before it turned brown and then gray
as the elephant I remember being in another life,
or maybe I’m remembering being a snake or
a wall or someone with a very big nose,
which I used to sniff the expired yogurt
in my fridge, which smelled okay to me,
but which I tossed out anyway, along with
my speeding tickets, which will surely
catch up to me eventually, unless I expire first.
4 thoughts on "Poem"
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I enjoy your thought process and where it takes me. I feel like I’m being driven down a twisty country road. Pay those tickets and stick around. I’d miss the poems.
I so enjoy your sense of humor, it’s always tinged with something serious and the two together take me to interesting places. I think of your Dad Joke poem … this one has the same kind of air about it.
I love the ending of this clever poem!
Nice little journey in this poem. Love where it ends up!