SundayA Poem by Amila Jay17/06/12A chill of November ran down my spine As I trudged along the roads wet of rain Gently and slowly watching my foot every step Behind a footprint of loneliness I left With a drop of mud splashing up me I embraced the dreary morning sky Faraway I heard a hymn of a song And clapping and tapping away But then a whimper and more whimpers Clouded my ear to the right of me A man went on his last journey I watched a flow of tears go past Then grabbed a seat on a nearby bench still wet And rubbed my cold hands warm and blew I coughed and someone coughed with me A look of surprise grew on me as I looked An old gentleman puffing his pipe And then slid it back into his mouth “Excuse me,” he said and folded a newspaper Across the street a homeless man Kept swearing at passersby while his dog begged to eat I took an eye back on the gentleman “Life happens everyday,” he said again And smiled to himself but I was confused Then took out his walking stick and got up to leave
© 2012 Amila JayAuthor's Note
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