The Rooms

The Rooms

A Poem by Nick Warwick

Here in the rooms
Individual lives move forward
Like a bug through long grass
They watch other lives move past
While some kind of ending looms

Here in the rooms
Silence may sometimes settle
Dusty daylight glooms in, strained
Through curtained net
And later, we may hear the kettle

Here in the rooms.
Here, in the rooms.
Where else is there to be
And our presence here remains
Unexplained.

© 2023 Nick Warwick


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Haunting and the repetition of "here in the rooms" enhances this and raises the question of where are the rooms? Is it our present location, is it our life? This poem provokes deep thought and introspection. A great poem.

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Nick Warwick
Nick Warwick

Hurstpierpoint, United Kingdom



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