Thank you for the privilege
(poems go here)When you’re standing in line
And staring ahead of you
You see another
Checking out their groceries
How little we know about them
The nothingness of the person
One foot from you
The blackness of their past
Lost to you and never to be known
Could fill space
We realize then
How little we know
About ourselves and
How much we’ve forgotten
About what we can’t remember
And who we used to know
And yet, we accept
Time pushes us along
Into new rooms
And Strange hallways
One attempt closer
To finding
What we need
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