The red roomA Poem by AvoiryJust a thought while walking home
There is a red room
In the boxed wall Of the crowded building On the quiet street Above the restaurant Next to my home In Taipei And as I walk I look... wondering what they are doing In that bright room Of the ugly building Among the whispering city That doesn't know my tongue I imagine a woman lives there In her modern denim Black straight edged bob With maroon lacquered lips And I wish i knew her... No kitchens...in a room like that Only take out and shopping bags Motorcycle keys and a mini fridge One bed and and a closet And a graveyard of toothbrushes Why won't she look out? While I'm staring in... To the little red cube In the concrete slab Amid the closed shops On the jagged street Two blocks from my plain white room In Taipei © 2017 Avoiry |
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1 Review Added on August 6, 2017 Last Updated on August 6, 2017 AuthorAvoirytaipei, TXAboutThe Facts My name is Avoiry. I like to do a lot of things but we don't need to get into that. I'm a closet cynic , a pro pretender, a verbal arms dealer, and a false eye lash applicator in training. .. more..Writing
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