Thursday, October 17, 2013

Window poem


 
There are old stairs that look dried from the hard sun. The splintery boards ready to snap under any presser.
Green grass that looks freshly mowed covered in dew from the night
A bench running along the house also made of dry dray splintery wood.
But now the morning light dues not shine like always, it hides as I still get up.
Sometimes a bunny will hop around on the ground not even knowing I’m there.
The fag to glazes the dew over my yard, still lingers around.
A bird bath that hides in the shadows of my neighbor’s yard.
The pool belonging to the house next to there’s hiding from me, but I know it’s there.

1 comment:

  1. An apt description of mornings this time of year:

    But now the morning light does not shine like always, it hides as I still get up.

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