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Newspaper


A wind blown newspaper floats down the busy sidewalk

Cars screech to a hult

People run across a crowded road

The news paper gets steps on and drove over 

No one paying mind to this lonely piece of paper

As the bikers splash the paper in free city water

The ink on this sad lonely newspaper starts to blend together

 
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