It's raining and the sound of rubber on asphalt is intruding
Into my morning meditation
Each car, each truck, carrying my neighbors to their important destinations
Announces it's passing presence with a thick wet swooshing.
I sit and listen in my kitchen, it's too warm out to close the door,
As they pass, a new swoosh every second, then a pause,
As red lights at both ends of the road hold back the travelers,
Until, from both directions, they all come at once,
meeting in front of my yard for a short time.
Enough time for me to wonder
Where they all are going.
What they all are doing?
Why am i the only one
Sitting alone on a sleepy Saturday?