Poem 1: Delivery
by zoey Globe (novimatrem.uk)
Released: 14/July/2023
Recently, after getting into reading more, (currently working my way through Jam by Yahtzee Croshaw again- no spoilers, Iāve read it before but I forgot what happened), Iāve thought that I needed to practice my writing, in various ways, more often. A poem is somewhat unrelated, but it was the first thing of these endeavours that I could publish.
(Feel free to read it aloud, if youāre alone. Works better that way.)
A ring, and a knock on the door, it arrives,
Followed by efforts, punctuated by sighs,
A creaking wood doesnāt help with the struggle,
nor the lacking of others, itās always just trouble.
Itās not unexpected, but rather the task,
is more than enough, for one quite so vast.
With a few toughness filled steps she has risen,
hoping delays would just be forgiven.
Making her slow way across the hard floor,
she reaches a paw to the patterned white door.
Itās not to her shock, sheās more unsurprised,
that her package has gone, nobody in sight.
Sheās used to the fact, that nobody will wait,
nor have patience for those who carry such weight.
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