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Click hereSweet home abandoned
Empty echoes of a life once known
Weaved amongst cobwebs, gossamer fine
Speckled dusty remnants float a sign
That once, within the walls, there was love
And laughter crystal bright, that danced
Sweeping corners, now darkly drawn
With gloomy dread to see a lonely dawn
Dirt glazed windows stare blindly
At plaster cracks yawning wide, crying
For tender care that kept it warm
Unloved, it is left bare to mourn
Reminded me of the house I grew up in when I saw what the new owners had let happen to it. Very good Baby
...me of a place i knew as a kid. visited the cottage again last year and it's fallen into ruin. your poem is a bitter-sweet reminder, Baby.
thank you. *kiss*
I always hear that the word "gossamer" is a major cliche but I think it works fine in your very nice poem. Thanks for sharing.
This poem has been selected for listing in Wednesday's New Poems Review.<br>
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