The Janitor.

The Janitor.

A Poem by andrew mitchell
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Who is this custodian
of your heart?
The caretaker,
the steward,
the doorman!
Why won't you let me in?
I know your mind.
Your light is on,
your love is beating.
But for whom?
A love for sale I read,
but my key inserted
no longer turns....
releasing your lock.
You said
heaven helps those
who help themselves!
And yet I offered to help.
While your heart beats for
another day, another man
I hope you extend your opening hours,
and please clean up the dead loves
that lie in your gutter.
Give a little mystery 
to their peril.
So much blood spilt.

© 2018 andrew mitchell


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Added on January 26, 2018
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andrew mitchell
andrew mitchell

adelaide, Australia



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