The Anatomy LessonA Poem by Laura Lynn
All of a sudden, the telephone rang
Calling the police terrified me Convincing myself I ought to go uptown Instantly my life as I then knew it was over Driving me to a diner downtown Eating and crying impossible Names and nail polish The city would be stepping in A crackle of panic rising in my voice The word made my stomach crawl Overwhelmed how fast things were spinning Reasonable expressions that made me frantic Out of control Upper Sixties, one of the great old white-glove buildings Glazed chintz and Chinese jars Heads turned wherever Mrs Barbour went © 2015 Laura Lynn |
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1 Review Added on April 15, 2015 Last Updated on April 15, 2015 AuthorLaura LynnFairfax, VAAboutI like writing. I don't know what else to say. This has been a great website to share works in progress, some which I have abandoned some which I loose to myself and enjoy writing most of all. It'.. more..Writing
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