A Letter For MeA Poem by Amy L. Arend
A Letter For Me
A letter comes for me through the mail. It clearly states that I am to appear at the meeting room.
I sit here in the front of the door. Waiting is such a torture. I can't face my fragile future that is to come.
The moment I enter, I know my life is about to change. To be truthful, I am scared. I don't know if I can do this.
The timid woman wearing glasses larger than her head comes in and nods. My reflection shines through her hair. I smooth my clothes and took in a deep breath.
The lady tells me not to worry. I glare up at her in wonder. How is it possible for me to stay calm at a time like this?
I clear my throat, picked up my letter and followed the lady.
As soon I enter the door, I gaped. What is this? What's happening here?
There's nobody in here. Am I supposed to talk to the wall?
The lady smiled and said Don't worry. He'll be out in a minute.
She leaves me out here in this dark, silent room.
I hear the door quietly click. I knew then that I was truly alone.
As my head races around trying to figure out what's happening here the door opens.
A stream of light rushes in. My skin greedily swallowed as much light it could. The man in the doorway looked at me and smiled.
He just smiled. There was nothing in his eyes that betrayed what he was about to say.
In a commanding voice, I was demanded to sit. Sitting on the floor never been so cold or uncomfortable.
I look up to him and he just smiles at me again. He raised his hand and said Welcome.
I returned his smile. At that moment, I knew my life just changed.
I have been accepted. Accepted into Clown College.
-Amy Arend
© 2009 Amy L. Arend |
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Added on October 16, 2009 Author
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