Getting Away
Some wilderness. We're stopped in traffic almost atThe timberline with everybody else from Denver,
Throngs of latter-day Thoreaus in gridlock, breathing
Diesel fumes. That's what mountain air is now.
We'll exit soon to reach our condo, bicycle across
The highway for a pizza and some beer,
The mountains looming overhead a backdrop,
Barely there at all, as what we'd planned to leave
Engulfs us on the streets below.
Poetry by Lawrence Beck
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Written on 2018-07-23 at 14:11
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