Seven, South Lace was the name of the place,
though the reason was lost to the mist
was there ever a mill where the Burger and Grill
served food to the 2 AM pissed?
And far from the south was the alleyway mouth
where the post-it note told me to wait
But I need not have feared the strange and the weird
when I opened the wrought iron gate.
For there of the floor just in front of the door
was the beast of which I’d been told
Not longer was missing this beast I was kissing
my dog could come in from the cold.
though the reason was lost to the mist
was there ever a mill where the Burger and Grill
served food to the 2 AM pissed?
And far from the south was the alleyway mouth
where the post-it note told me to wait
But I need not have feared the strange and the weird
when I opened the wrought iron gate.
For there of the floor just in front of the door
was the beast of which I’d been told
Not longer was missing this beast I was kissing
my dog could come in from the cold.
6 comments:
A fine poem. Given its subject it is original in both conception and structure. I enjoyed it.
Thank you kindly :)
This made my eyes wrinkle up at the corners my friend.
Was it Bear? Trickster? Jack?
no, Aims; it was years ago -- a dog called Holly.
Ah, bless. A Holly poem, a lovely poem.
I still miss her :)
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