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dream of the road
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get your motor running . . .
in the fecund spring, when April’s sweet showers have the drought of March pierced and broken… then people seek a token by writing off as joking the prophet’s warning popping into their cars by morning and off to work roaring heading down the hiways looking for advertisements and what ever comes by way nature’s children domesticated by being wild in the time and place allowed domesticated dead dead but dreaming dreaming of pilgrimages

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Reviews of "dream of the road"

Reviewed by Fr. Kurt Messick

Reviewed on March 23, 2004

well done

Reviewed by SilverCeltic Moon

Reviewed on March 10, 2004

I liked this poem, John. Especially the line, 'nature's children domesticated by being wild in the time and place allowed." Although the last four lines ring in my head too. ;) Silver

Reviewed by Tinka Boukes

Reviewed on March 9, 2004

Great poem John!!

Thanks for the review :)!!

Love Tinka

Reviewed by Gaylen Sharp

Reviewed on March 9, 2004

This is the rat race that I have tried to avoid. I have failed by any standard. Thanks for reminding me of the mundane. Great write.
Any poem that makes us feal is a good one.

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