Monday, February 13, 2006
Old Acquaintance
While the waiter serves my tea
I see you sitting in the back
talking to an empty chair
but not bothered by the lack
Every once in a while you pause and listen
and maybe nervously laugh
much to the amusement of the tearoom
and half of its staff
"Loony, but wouldn't hurt a fly"
the waiter says
But I know better
because like you I'm from Godstone too
"She must be really lonely, don't you think"
he then asks and I nod
after all that must be true
But it won't be me that unmasks
your sorry tale of abuse and tyranny
and how you tried to resolve the matter permanently
When life became unbearable and left you no hope
you did what you had to
but your mind it just couldn't cope
The house was still burning
when they broke down the door
too late though because stabbed in his sleep
they could do nothing for him anymore
You tried to escape your life of fear and misery
but lost your grip and now you'll never be free
to you it's all real and he's still here
But what's truly beyond sad
are your restless eyes
stating he still has you scared
©2006 Fenny
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Comments
No matter how hard i try i cant come up with the visual imagery i feel when iread ur stufF !
but im inspired to try!
have a nice day
love
g
Posted by: g | Monday, February 13, 2006
Nice, I like it.
Posted by: Thomas | Thursday, March 02, 2006
just love this poem
Posted by: charlotte | Thursday, March 02, 2006
Perfect!!! 10
Posted by: Vegas | Saturday, March 04, 2006
Nice poem.
Posted by: mlm | Monday, March 13, 2006
Excellent!
Posted by: David | Monday, March 13, 2006
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