Through the Screen Door
Tiny square openings; Rustic
by life-
Ageless views; Waging moments;
flapping in the breezes
of days gone by
Scenic dreams; Scenarios played
out-
Pulled through by the thoughts
of man-
A screen door museum; Evolutionized;
by the revolutionaries of art so
grand
We've become the stickman on the
wall of the cave-
Leaving our mark; On planet earth;
We don't belong; Fit in; or out;
Justa' poet in an unmarked grave-
A potter's creation; Purposely flawed;
stamped on the poet's lost soul-
Through the screen door comes the
final word-
as the credits began to roll
Oh the poet in an unmarked grave-
lay forgotten by the shore-
The 'ol woman cried; His words she
spoke-
for she was his midnight whore
Flapping in the breeze; Was the pages
of time-
Screen door images; and youthful woes-
*Rest not ye words in an unmarked grave*
Plant them where the ancient oak
grows
© Lisa Hilbers
8/9/05
Evokes memories and tenderness--outstanding!
(((HUGS))) and love, Karla. :)
your talent evolves and expands with each poem ...
Felix
You are a true wordsmith!;-)
Love,
Eileen
Love Tinka
Love & Light,
Joseph
I doubt much that your own words will be soon forgotten.
Such images you make here!
Reindeer
Take care,
Sherry
But who invented them screens. Whilst in a hotel in New York, I put my head out of the window-Smash- as this screen thingy tumbled to the ground. Should have a sign saying "Idiots beware a screen thingy outside the window"
Yup, Just a poet...Thats cos all poets are poor. Pee oh oh are. POOR..
Kerry