She Didn't Know

She Didn't Know

A Poem by Judy Ponceby

The pillar of the community 
leaned against 
the door frame.

He flipped a coin in his hand
as he watched the red clad woman
walking away.

She had no idea of his psychosis.

He opened his hand and looked down.
Thoughts of his special tool case 
kept in the hutch at the foot of the stairs
reluctantly leave his mind as he sees the 
tails on the coin in his palm.

He glances one last time at her 
and moves on to other matters.

© 2011 Judy Ponceby


Author's Note

Judy Ponceby
Words given: Feet. Hutch. Frame. Pillar. Psychotic.

Thank yous to Sir Frank for the help in editing! Muchly appreciated. :)

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Cool! great one-eighty from the romantic poem of yours I just read. Creepy and just in time for Halloween!
"Thoughts of his special tool case" - yikes!

Posted 13 Years Ago


ewwwww... uhh, excuse me.. kinda scary here.. lol

enjoyed this.. much to imagine.. i like that
Antonio :)

Posted 13 Years Ago


Judy...YOU are soooooooooooooo bad and its not even Halloween yet... chuckling here...

Chris

Posted 13 Years Ago


She had no idea of his psychosis.

This get my imagination going....was her fate to be determined by the toss of a coin!??

She wins this round, creepy, but nicely done!

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Posted 13 Years Ago


oh a toss of the coin on her future , psychotic mind you say, halloween thriller..

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Posted 13 Years Ago


It does feel as though this is a lethal guy and there but for the grace . .she gets away--great write Judy!

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Posted 13 Years Ago


So, when I finished reading this and saw it was one of the poems written to use certain words, my mind was literally blown. My mouth dropped open. Dear goodness, you are SO good at this.

What I was planning to write before I saw it was a prompted poem:
This is awesomely unique. You really think of interesting stuff :DD also, you explained everything very well while, at the same time, not really explaining it at all--you made it very clear what was going on in very few words, using just the man's action. I REALLY like this.

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Posted 13 Years Ago


had almost a Jack the Ripper underlying feeling to it, the end was not what I expected, but then again I was listening to Demension X on my way to work so that made my mind move.

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Posted 13 Years Ago


Woooo... I liked this!! Has a very creepy feel to it, the thoughts it conjures, and the avenues you could take if you chose to continue this writing!

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Posted 13 Years Ago



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