Family

To the astronaut that once discovered space mountain.

I was in line, feet racing like a formula one car carrying a Greek clothes line.  Living rooms developed spaces for a suntan as children rescued their breath from a party balloon.  I knew what you were going to say at the press conference, yet it wasn't a win nor a loss.  Like telephone poles dancing to keep the vulturces away. The call inside a space helmet, with a waterfall and cave, to replace a pencil.