Gabriel's SwingA Poem by The Poet of Black Wings
Gabriel swung
Back and fourth in his yard, All day. It was cold winter, Yet he stayed, Lazily swaying. His dog found him, Looking to play. He barked and Howled at him, Trying to take his attention. But the boy kept to His swing, Obviously in no mood for games. His cat came to him Eventually, Looking to be fed. As all cats do, It meowed for what, To them, Seemed like forever. But the child stayed, Ignoring the cat. Some time, Later that night, Gabriel's mother returned From work. She looked around for her Boy, But he was Nowhere to be seen. Not in the house. She had to check the backyard, If only to see of he was there. And he was. Merrily swinging from A tree. Head cocked to the side, Feet off the ground, And a note, Lightly clutched in his hand. © 2016 The Poet of Black Wings |
StatsAuthorThe Poet of Black WingsAbouti hope my poems, among other writings, will speak for me. Edit - Full disclosure, if you ask me to read something, I will, and I'll be brutally honest about what I think about it. So, be ready for .. more..Writing
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