Poem by Anon

Ladies and gentlemen, I give you a poem by Anonymous. I think it's a great poem, and I am glad to have received this submission. Feel free to share your own poems with me and I can post them to share with the group — and your anonymity is guaranteed. (As obvious as we think our own clues are, the reading public is clueless — and I mean that in a good way!)

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Corners

I turn a corner

You are there

I look in the rear view

You are there

I don't drive by your home

You are there

I take a new route

You are there

I change my schedule

You are there

I pick up the boys

The church doors open

I look up

You are both there

I look down

You are both still there

You get the van door

I can't watch

I lay my seat back

You are both still there

I put the seat up

You turn the corner

I drive away

The past is coming - around the corner

I pull out quickly

He waits for me to turn

I don't like corners

I don't know who is coming

I don't like corners

I know who is leaving