A row of children
waiting for the bus
early this cold morning
just warmer than frost
A mother taking
her kindergartener to school
returning as the bus would fill
waiting, that’s the rule
Most of them shorter
more her knee than her waist
a moveable fence boarding
the bus, marching in time
A happening all season
school now a habit
the children entranced, focused
barely seeing the adults around them
October 17, 2011
Village School, Pembroke, NH
October 17, 2011
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Monday, October 17, 2011
A Moveable Fence
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