Then She Smiled

Then She Smiled

A Poem by Mary Ochoa

Every day routine
Walks down the hall
Dim lights
Hair straight down 
Sleeves past her finger tips
Walls so ancient
Lockers so rusty
Grey clouds passing those doors
Never made time to smile 
They feared her
Walk past her
Give her a sneer look
Until one day
She stood up from her chair and ran 
No one knew where to 
They followed 
She began to dance in the rain 
With complete amazement to them
She was smiling and laughing
Like a five year old girl
No one spoke 
No one moved
No lightning appeared
But within seconds
Her mom appeared from above
They began dancing together

© 2014 Mary Ochoa


Author's Note

Mary Ochoa
Thank you for your reviews friends! I tried something kind of new so I hope it turned okay or if it needs any improvement.

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i loved the last line the most 'mom appeared and they danced together'...gives a positive touch and a smile on readers face.

Posted 10 Years Ago


Mary Ochoa

10 Years Ago

I'm really glad you enjoyed this read and giving readers a positive touch and a smile:) Thank you!
wow.. this is touching in a weird way, I love it! The aspect of her mom coming from the sky to earth to dance with her, perhaps the pain of her lose being what has pulled her down... The idea that others were afraid of her.. a very interesting piece here, great write!

Posted 10 Years Ago


Mary Ochoa

10 Years Ago

Thank you so much for observing this piece. I really appreciate you reading:) I'm really pleased to .. read more
Beautiful end to your poem. This really created a vibrant image for me as I read this. Well done!

Posted 10 Years Ago


Mary Ochoa

10 Years Ago

Thank you so much friend! I really appreciate your kind review:)
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What this work does is tease the imagination and that's fine. The imagry is excellent and the concept is sound. I saw a little tense problem with "They feared her, Walk past her, Give her a sneer look." You put "feared" in the past tense but make the following lines in the present. Small thing but I'm a pefectionist, forgive me. Pero en todo, muy linda, una poema tan bonita. Felizidades.

Posted 10 Years Ago


Mary Ochoa

10 Years Ago

Thank you that great observation friend! I really appreciate your review and for reading my work! :)
This was different from your usual and I would say I am quiet impressed by this little beauty.

Posted 10 Years Ago


Mary Ochoa

10 Years Ago

Thank you so much! I wanted to be a rebel and write something different outside my usual write:) I .. read more
New Theory

10 Years Ago

You are welcome :)
Hmm, something different from what you usually do. I like this. The ending is quite the scene! Rain and angels and a smiling girl! Such beauty!

Posted 10 Years Ago


Mary Ochoa

10 Years Ago

Yes I thought I would try something different for a change in my writing:) Thank you for reading fri.. read more
A beautiful ending to the poem. I like the poetry with good story and a happy ending. Thank you for sharing the excellent poetry.
Coyote

Posted 10 Years Ago


Mary Ochoa

10 Years Ago

I'm so gad you were pleased with this read! Thank you so much! :)
Life is all about happy moments and you portrait well...as always great work:)

Posted 10 Years Ago


Mary Ochoa

10 Years Ago

Thank you so much Amos! :)
A. Amos

10 Years Ago

You're most welcome my dear

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