Rocking ChairA Poem by S. WaldoBack and forth it rocks As the wind blows softly.
It creaks on the wooden floor Of the old farmhouse porch.
Alone for years The rocking chair waits.
Begging to be sat in If even for one last time.
The dust clings to its seat And cobwebs to its legs.
Soon the sky grows dark And the stars come out.
The rocking chair becomes still And all is quiet. © 2013 S. WaldoReviews
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