Upon the StairA Poem by R.R.Louderback
As I was walking up the stair I met a man who wasn't there. He wasn't there again today. I wish, I wish he'd stay away." - Hughes Mearns
Stairs One night as I climbed up the stair, I met a man who wasn't there. He wasn't there again today I think he's from the CIA. One sunny day I climbed the stair and met a beauteous woman there. Alas, she was not there today. I wish she had not gone away. One shadowed night upon the stair I met a man with bottom bare. I asked him why he dressed that way; He glared at me and ran away. Noisy children on the stair Left toys and objects everywhere I gathered them; tossed them away; And by their mother have been flayed. I live atop a long dark stair, In an apartment cold and bare. Why I don't move I cannot say. There's no good reason why I stay. © 2009 R.R.LouderbackAuthor's Note
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1 Review Added on October 30, 2009 AuthorR.R.LouderbackKnightdale, MOAboutI'm a former programmer, analyst, teacher for a big telecom. Retired after 25 years due to the sudden onset of blindness (I am visually impaired, not sightless) I now spend my time writing. I'm a p.. more..Writing
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