Two Worlds

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The wind patrols the street
Each night grumbling
In the cold


Lumbering around the bends
Shuddering against my wall

Turning things upside down

Rousing the dog
While train whistles moan.

On the other street
It’s a different world.

Coyotes howl
On the path
Where they make their rounds

Down to the woods
And creek beyond

There, they spend the night
On the prowl.

And each night I’m torn
To heed the call of the train
And ride the rails west,

Or track with coyotes
In their nightly quest.

My mind can do both
So I end up torn

Riding through Rockies
In the west

And frolicking with coyotes
In the woods.

Who can say
Which one is best…

My heart hasn’t decided yet.



© 2018, John J Geddes. All rights reserved



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