Doorstep Dilemma
Last night I was close to
your house;
it seemed it called to me
like an old friend:
"Won't you pop inside to
say hello?"
Once, you would have welcomed
me;
your eyes shining, your smile
bright,
drawn me in with warm hands and
kisses:
no invitation needed.
But now I know you'd freeze;
a small tight smile, arms
folded, eyes averted,
your mind and heart as closed
as you wished the door still
was.
You wouldn't ask me in.
I ignore the calls of your
house;
it doesn't understand any
more than I do
as I walk away...
Jack Horne enjoys
reading and writing poetry.
Dear Jack, enjoyed reading you poem! I hope you'll get more comments! Love, Gert
ReplyDeleteHello Jack. Thank you for sharing your delightful poem, "Doorstep Dilemma." I enjoyed it. Continued blessings!
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Jack,
ReplyDeleteThis is beautiful! I have always admired your poetry in The Jokester and Creative Inspirations, to. Keep on, keeping on, my friend.
Your friend,
David Fox