Where We Live - #4
I explore my surroundings, considering each junction, crossroad or fork in the road an opportunity. Down the blacktop is an old barn, covered with kudzu. Turning left, I find the road narrows and abruptly ends at the river. The state highway winds past a Baptist church with a faded sign and then a brickyard with mounds of red clay waiting to become the façade of a McMansion in South Charlotte.
I never go home the way I came.
This is where we live.
Writers Island

5 comments:
This short post is very good. It speaks out...
A lovely piece. Well done.
I like the images your words bring to me!
Your 'it's where we live' expresses something very important, I think.
I like the watercoloured shopfronts too.
excellent and thoughtful description
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