Destination: Home By The Weekend Poem by Susan Lacovara

Destination: Home By The Weekend



Wave goodbye to the gated community
While fumbling for a CD
The perfect road trip song
To steer you back to me
And gather up your stories
Stuffed in suitcase
Waiting to spill unto my table
New tires, oil change, GPS coordinates
First stop, a birthday greeting
At Debbie's door
And check on Robert's mending wrist
Leaving behind your sun tan
Only to reprise it on the Isle of Long
From which you stayed away too long
Cross the bridges, pay the tolls
The ribbon of the L.I.E. unfolds
By Saturday you can don your Derby hat
Rest in Julie's sofa and place your bet
I await in the winner's circle
With roses upon your return

Thursday, May 1, 2014
Topic(s) of this poem: family
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
(05/01/14) as my brother and Bob make their long haul HOME, the miles grow shorter to reunite our hearts. *L.I.E.-the Long Island Expressway, perhaps the longest stretch of road to travel, since it's the last leg of the trip. *Derby hat...traditionally worn on the the day of the Kentucky Derby horse race... we all watch together...And down the stretch they come.....
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Juan Olivarez 01 May 2014

Great write. Have a wonderful time.

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Colleen Courtney 01 May 2014

Yes, I agree with my buddy Flash. I love the way your writings gives us readers a peek into you life! You're blessed with some wonderful memories! ! !

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Chuy Amante 01 May 2014

Thanks for the beautiful peek into your NY life!

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