![]() Strange Motel RoomsA Poem by Jay Levon
Motel rooms
are strange to me. I feel I have spent half my life in them, yet still can't penetrate their mysteries. Do the dead skin cells of the previous occupant still float in the air? Does their scent still linger in the folds of cheap wallpaper? Do a million different fingerprint adhere to every surface? I hate television, but turn it on for background noise. I relax on the beds neutral colored comforter, and prepare to read a book. My choices are limited, the phone book or Gideons' bible. I settle on the bible. It is very well written, but makes me wonder who Gideon is. He must be complacent to always be forgetting his bible in strange motel rooms. © 2012 Jay Levon |
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Added on March 30, 2012 Last Updated on March 30, 2012 Author![]() Jay LevonMountain Home, ARAboutI write songs mostly some poems lately I've tried My deadmans hand at short fiction (a novel someday?) I drive trains for a living all my poems are written on trains I want to be in love when .. more..Writing
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