I don’t think I can take much more of this.
I’ve been awaiting this dreadful moment all my life and now,
Here it is.
A car pulls up and a woman gets out.
The car pulls away leaving her stranded.
She shields her pretty face from the breeze, not that I wanted to see it.
When I saw her last she was only seventeen.
Like me.
So long ago,
I think I missed her.
I’ve been awaiting this dreadful moment all my life and now,
Here it is.
A car pulls up and a woman gets out.
The car pulls away leaving her stranded.
She shields her pretty face from the breeze, not that I wanted to see it.
When I saw her last she was only seventeen.
Like me.
So long ago,
I think I missed her.
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Treblemaker
May 24, 2022
what a beautiful set of poems, so emotional and nostalgic. I enjoyed reading every part
I write because the music of language spoke to me in books and I wanted to make a beautiful noise to answer back ~ Lee Williams.