A Parking Lot
by, Dan Van Note 2003 (age 11)
Shining with automobiles
Plentiful and glimmering with the sun’s warm rays
So simple and plain, holding many memories
Not making a slight movement or sound.
We think it just is.
Just another thing like grass or telephone pole.
It just is.
But what it is, is only what we see
Cars coming and going, not leaving a thank you.
But doesn’t complain
Tons of pounds upon it,
But doesn’t make a peep.
Is it really just, there?
Or is it something more?
Can it feel?
Can it see?
We will never know.
Maybe we just are.
Maybe we are just like grass or a telephone pole.
Maybe we all just, are.
A parking lot.