Yellow Taxi

I wait bags in hand  

the constant pull at my heart

makes leaving harder

the rain outside mists down

as though there was no end  

each tear pours down my cheek  

creating a river to my soul  

I don't want to leave my world  

but I know that if I want a change  

i must leave my comfort  

The rain hits the shutters harder  

as I see the yellow taxi pulls up  

I embrace them all  

I say goodbye  

and run to the beaten up metal

Never once looking back  

Never once coming back

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Dewey Davis's picture

It's a memory-disturbing poem; every reader will have a memory in their lives of a scene like your poem. The wetness of it: rain, tears, river; will bring back images everyone has of catching a cab on a wet day. I could hear the traffic on wet streets, while I read your poem. Anyway, I talk too much. I just wanted to say I like your poem.