This a poem I wrote called "This Road I Know"There's this flash I get often, a fever dreamor a vision of sortsMost times late at nightAnd I haven't found out why, but I know exactly whyI'm on this road, and I hear gravel underneath meand I feel it tooAnd I don't know where I am, but I know exactly where I amIt's dark, it's really darkAnd the car is warm, but somehowI can feel how cold the night isI don't know where the road leadsbut I know exactly where it endsYou see, I keep drivingand all I see for the longest while is my headlightsFor an eternity it seemsAnd everything is desolate and emptyand nothing and hopelessI'm lost, but I know where I'm goingI'm safe, I'm warm, I'm drivingAnd I see this small lightA dim one growing bigger and brighterand closer and strongerAnd the closer I get, the more I seeI make out a house with light strewn across ita porch, and carsSome frosted windshields that hadn't been touched for hoursI hear a song, and it's faintAnd I can't make out the name, but I know every wordI feel my feet firstAnd it's cold, and they're crunchingand it's the sound of drivewaysAnd the wind takes my breath with itAnd then I walk up to this doorand I knock even though I feel I don't have toAnd I don't know where I am, but I know exactly where I amAnd this crack of light widenson this porch underneath me as this door opensAnd this brown-haired girl with the brightest smileI don't know who she is, but I know her so wellAnd behind her, the warmest home I'd ever seenIt's orange and comfortable, there's fire, and it's bulb-litShe says"Where have you been? I've been waiting on you all nightWe've missed you"She says to the kindest smirk I'd seen in so longThen she tapers off the sentence with theWith the peaceful sound that a lady makesShe grabs me on the forearmspulls softly into the dining roomAnd there's peopleand they're happy, and they're content for oneI don't know who they arebut I know exactly who they areAnd we're all standingand I'm laughing at a joke I'll never hear againI don't know where I am, but I know exactly where I amAnd then she tucks her head between my collar as a friendBetween my collar and my jaw, and there's no weight at allAnd I don't know where I am, but there's no weight at allIt's laughter and grins and no tomorrow to winAnd I don't know where I am, but I know exactly where I amI don't know where I am, but I know exactly where I am
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This a poem I wrote called "This Road I Know"
There's this flash I get often, a fever dream
or a vision of sorts
Most times late at night
And I haven't found out why, but I know exactly why
I'm on this road, and I hear gravel underneath me
and I feel it too
And I don't know where I am, but I know exactly where I am
It's dark, it's really dark
And the car is warm, but somehow
I can feel how cold the night is
I don't know where the road leads
but I know exactly where it ends
You see, I keep driving
and all I see for the longest while is my headlights
For an eternity it seems
And everything is desolate and empty
and nothing and hopeless
I'm lost, but I know where I'm going
I'm safe, I'm warm, I'm driving
And I see this small light
A dim one growing bigger and brighter
and closer and stronger
And the closer I get, the more I see
I make out a house with light strewn across it
a porch, and cars
Some frosted windshields that hadn't been touched for hours
I hear a song, and it's faint
And I can't make out the name, but I know every word
I feel my feet first
And it's cold, and they're crunching
and it's the sound of driveways
And the wind takes my breath with it
And then I walk up to this door
and I knock even though I feel I don't have to
And I don't know where I am, but I know exactly where I am
And this crack of light widens
on this porch underneath me as this door opens
And this brown-haired girl with the brightest smile
I don't know who she is, but I know her so well
And behind her, the warmest home I'd ever seen
It's orange and comfortable, there's fire, and it's bulb-lit
She says
"Where have you been? I've been waiting on you all night
We've missed you"
She says to the kindest smirk I'd seen in so long
Then she tapers off the sentence with the
With the peaceful sound that a lady makes
She grabs me on the forearms
pulls softly into the dining room
And there's people
and they're happy, and they're content for one
I don't know who they are
but I know exactly who they are
And we're all standing
and I'm laughing at a joke I'll never hear again
I don't know where I am, but I know exactly where I am
And then she tucks her head between my collar as a friend
Between my collar and my jaw, and there's no weight at all
And I don't know where I am, but there's no weight at all
It's laughter and grins and no tomorrow to win
And I don't know where I am, but I know exactly where I am
I don't know where I am, but I know exactly where I am
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