The Door
How lovely that you walked across the street
Knocked, so politely at my door
As I went
Walking ’round the block
My dogs and
I
Wasn’t even there
To greet you
But I returned
To knock
I almost skipped
To the front door of your white house
Joyously
I find you there
A little cat and mouse
We played.
How lovely that you live across from me
Poet
Lady Wisdom, friend,
Inspiration
Passion for poetry goes between your house
And mine
Giving gifts of boxes and origami
Laying them gently into my hand
Your words like honey drop, drip, drop
I lap up every syllable I hear, I understand
You
Don’t stop living two doors down
Life is richer when you come to town
My friend I pray that it will be
A good long while
Before we see
Grief
Come knocking at our
Door.
Swing wide the gates of freedom
Between you and me
And sweet poetry.
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Joining Tweetspeak Poetry today for their poetry writing prompt “Doors and Passageways.”
So lovely, Elizabeth!
That is beautiful!!! I wish I were your neighbor!