Driving in Onions

Roz Madder
Sep 29, 2019

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At first its Pink leaves fluttering

In the backdraft of the road

White crescents rolling, strewn across

More pink. What kind of leaves are those?

And then I realize

From the smell--Onions!

Rolling ruined along the road.

Onions? Really?

And a box of potatoes! Left abandoned. Food so plentiful

That it’s literally dumping off the truck

My God! A caravan of giant trucks… filled with onions.

Driving slowly down the highway.

Black-haired men and women with rainbow sunglasses inside each one.

They smile and look concerned about the onions on their radios.

Next to a Model-T being towed by a white-haired old man with a confederate flag on the back of his black Dodge Cummins.

I’m afraid of the onions and what they might do.

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Roz Madder
Roz Madder

Written by Roz Madder

Human hacking the boundaries of experience. Mixing Poetry & Engineering. Making hay wending wyrd. Twitter:@jdcarlston, IG:@r0zm4ddr, (they)

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