Back in the Box

edithsarcher

It simply sat on the chair’s back

Snickered it did, for it had a knack

 

It sat stolidly starring at us

Looking as if, “What’s all the fuss?”

 

I looked at you & you at me

We wondered how it ever got free

 

But I stared, knowing my fault

My words walked, and this the result

 

I opened the door and my heart revealed

And out it jumped, no longer concealed

 

Now, out of the womb and into the room

There it stood full in bloom

 

I had a plan, and told you so

You looked at me, as if to say, no

 

I made a start, sure it would work

But, my plan it saw, and moved with a jerk

 

I tried again but it only grew

Now much too large for me to pursue

 

I looked at the box and the love on the chair

I looked at you and could only stare.

 

I smiled and winked and threw the box away

And so, we decided, it could stay.

  • Author: edithsarcher (Offline Offline)
  • Published: March 14th, 2022 13:35
  • Category: Unclassified
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