We coast the desolate stretch from parking lot 
to parking lot, without needing 
to use the street.
Past the motel dumpster, a slash 
through a bent arrow warns against right turns
but there is no road right, just thicket 
you’d have to be whacked or half-asleep to think
What will we leave behind to represent us: 
the sinkhole that swallowed south of here 
the sagging powerlines that crisscross, aloft,
as if this piece of Pennsylvania 
were held together with string 
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