The Gloomy House At Brickle Place

The Gloomy House At Brickle Place

A Poem by DEAN FARNELL

The house at Brickle Place, 
Its a state of bad repair, 
Curtains always drawn and stained
Weeds are everywhere.

I know there's someone in there,
As the letter box is free,
I can't believe they live like this,
I thank heaven it's not me.

I wish that I could look inside,
Curiosity is strong,
I bet it's full of dark delights,
It might be that I'm wrong.

Who are you in your squalor,
That I walk past every week,
Open up your gloomy doors, 
And let me take a peek. 

© 2012 DEAN FARNELL


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This was fantastic Dean! I loved the flow and rhythm.
Very light hearted and fun read!

Posted 12 Years Ago


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DEAN FARNELL

12 Years Ago

Many thanks the house really exists

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