Museum Security GuardA Poem by mae23Unfortunate events have led me to this chair. Sitting surveying tourists who've come from everywhere. Ready and waiting for a child, sick of walking and ready to play, To reach his sticky fingers out to touch a Monet. I must not allow my brain to wander too far, Or else my attention will be split between secruity and art. To let my eyese linger is to be incaptured in a painting when I should be watching vigilantly as others do the same thing. As you lose yourself in Dahli's O'Keefe's and Van Gogh's, I am forced to remain alert, instead of enjoying the show. Is it unfair that I must here? Alone, yet surrounded, by glorious artwork and people awe-inspired and dumbfounded? Or is it just, my undesired, isolated throne? Because it allows brilliance and excellence to be shown.
© 2018 mae23Author's Note
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