The FootstoolA Poem by Heidi FryThe stool sits
below the window sill, a blue sky
shining down upon it. Laden with white
and orange cat hair, and dirt from
the bottoms of untied shoes.
The legs aren’t
straight anymore, a nail is off,
so one bends inward. Ornamental, they
were lathed, and painted
black atop the grain.
The upholstery
is changed, from the bright
green velvet it once was. The owner’s
voice comes through the floral print
fabric covering the former.
The owner
fastened the new pattern with hot glue to
the underside. With hope, the
second rate DIY will go
unnoticed to the casual guest. © 2017 Heidi FryAuthor's Note
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Added on February 22, 2017 Last Updated on March 6, 2017 |

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