![]() The End StoolA Poem by Odin Roark![]() Every environment for contemplation has its End Stool.![]()
The End Stool
Always askew As if occupants left quickly Such is the life of the bar’s end stool We’ve all noticed its isolation Its paradoxical value as an observation point The lighthouse warnings Stay away from the rocks Yes End stools are special Reserved for the aloof Yet Wanting the “more” of life Like we who occupy the center Will never know End stool has a story Ancient as Christopher Marlowe Recent as Oliver Reed, Richard Burton, and Peter O’Toole Contemporary as Bukowski Think aloneness is desired? Think not Oneness without connection to another something is… Such is the sadness of lives ended Atop the End Stool © 2013 Odin Roark
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StatsAuthor![]() Odin RoarkTalent, ORAboutBackground in NY/LA entertainment and arts, Now Novelist/Poet/Humanist. Two novels published: ECHOSIS, 3 WAY MIRROR. Poems published in "Said and Unsaid" Vol 1. In 2012 - 2 volumes of my poetry were.. more..Writing
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