Head-Hitching
Jacob Camden
Clouds overhead bigger than her or
anyone,
she a mere passenger in a
moving car,
her unromantic thoughts
lost in one highway
question:
Has she
ever been
one of those marble people
boxed-in in a passing window,
about whom
someone will wonder,
“Do they really live?
What could they be:
The distant facts
and populations
of one whole life?”