Dropped Phone CallA Poem by Andy N(See Notes after poem)I ring you in the usual way During a early lunch But you drop the phone When you hear my voice Leaving me with nothing But the droning ambience Of a lost call. Perhaps you are still in bed In the middle of a deep sleep After a late Late Late night Talking I had forgotten you mentioning With a few bottles of wine At your friend Jane’s And couldn’t be bothered Staggering out of bed To answer the phone, Or maybe your Cat Has instead of missing The dressing table After jumping from your bed Has leaped over the suite Onto the window And knocked the phone flying Cutting me off into oblivion. Perhaps it was a BT error Or you are on the phone To your mate, Steve For one of your epic Three or four hour calls Which frequently has me thinking What the hell You could talk about For so long And is meant to feel minor When Steve says he sometimes Talk to one of your ex’s All night long Sometimes, Or maybe you are rushing off To the shop Across the road To pay your lottery ticket Before rushing off To your doctors Then asda up the road Before it closes And really Really Could not be bothered Answering my call At least then. Whatever reason It still hasn’t clouded Over my love For you. (NB. A Short Poem from a ebook of poems I wrote for my partner Cathy called ''Love Songs for Cathy V', of which a hard copy can be bought here - http://www.lulu.com/shop/andy-n/love-songs-for-cathy-v/paperback/product-21381711.html. I will welcomely send over a PDF of the book to anybody if interested free of charge. Email me on[email protected] or PM etc.)
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Added on January 3, 2014 Last Updated on January 3, 2014 AuthorAndy NManchester, United KingdomAboutHi I’m Andy N, I’m a 42 year old writer, performer and sometimes experimental musician from the Manchester area of England. I am a founder member of the creative writing collective &lsq.. more..Writing
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