By Johnlmalone
The bus shelter at the end of our street grinds its teeth at night.
Sometimes I sit with it, hold its hand, listen to its tale
of drunks and suicides,
of lycanthropes baying at the full moon,
of lost Lotharios weeping in their fists
I talk to it too about my problems
Of the jig-saw days when pieces don’t fit
Of the times when your heart races
Like a wildebeest on the veldt
But latches onto nothing.
After a while we both settle
and I head off home
beneath a lopsided moon.
Beautiful.
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Excellent.
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Beyond words.
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Poor bus shelter. You can go home. Others get on the bus. But it can never leave.
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thank you. it is good to see my little poem on such a wonderful website which attracts a wide readership 🙂
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