Zoned Out

There are moments in life that lift me up beyond where I am to
some other where, a place of extreme delight and joy. I know
this happens to other people, at some point in time and it catches
us all by surprise …

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ZONED OUT

somewhere out west                                  
a taxi-driver sits
in his heated car
and reads poetry
by Emily Dickinson

the orange in his
left hand drips
on the page
and on his wrinkled pants

but his attention
is on the words
that rise up
and fill him
with ecstasy

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