Poem 43

waiting_by_my_window_by_kedralynn

I sit at the window

Watching the street

You’ll be here

Any minute now.

My heart rate builds

My smile broadens

The buses on time.

Thank goodness.

I see you

In your grey suit

A little dishevelled now

Striding purposefully

Up our path

Door opens,

You call

I turn

You’re back.

We sit,

We chat

Our time, our time begins.

 

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8 Responses to Poem 43

  1. and in the silence of moments voices of each other are heard…

  2. RoSy's avatar RoSy says:

    This reminds me of when I used to wait for hubby to come home from work after our first child was born. The baby was colicky & cried all the time. I felt bad for him – so I carried him all day. Having someone else home with me was a relief. A little break on my arms from holding the baby all day. Good thing he was a light-weight.

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