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Poem Details
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| Title: | Taxi |
| Author: | Cathy Page |
| Date Submitted: | 8/19/2008 |
| Email: | quixotic@iinet.net.au |
| Poem: |
Everyone has wounds from their childhood but everyone doesn't let them defeat them. I have tried to remember where I came from, a ghost town, moving from pain to turmoil. Some things only return to life if we pour energy in them, shining light on them. I am a lawyer negotiating new questions. I stand at the corner, looking each way. Perhaps it's a question that goes on and on or perhaps the answer will arrive unexpectedly like a taxi in the rain.... |