Kendra Buchner – Contributor
I live in a town
A small town
A town where you have to walk miles just to walk on a sidewalk
A town of alcoholic fathers and overworked mothers
With rambunctious children forced to play outside
Blue blue skies
Blue blue rivers
Blue blue collars
Blue blue people
A town where there’s nothing to do
But to go to the next town
To tailgate at the Tim Hortons
A town where you just drive to the next slightly bigger town
To the next slightly bigger town
To a medium-sized town
With more diversity and the same amount of adversity
Then, you realize there still isn’t anything to do
So, you go to the city
Until you realize the city is scary
And expensive
And boring too
You laugh at this little town
I laugh at this little town
But sometimes I wonder
Will I be stuck here
Decaying slowly
Only to end up a Lion’s Club member?
Drowning in blue blue skies
And blue blue rivers
Suffocated by the blue blue collars
Only to be a blue blue person?




