| Travelers Men speak of roads as if they were travelers and cast down their dice before the open stores. Pocketfuls of dollar bills spill out into the landscape of aged and faded parking lines. There are worn jeans and plaid shirts suspenders on grey haired men. There are smiles of gap and gold and frowning hopeful hands shaking to breathless chants. Come seven. Come seven. Come seven to save me the heartbreak of standing corners. I know the road they may say but they do not know the road. Come seven. Come seven. And save me. |