AUNT DOREEN IS DEAD

nephilim56

A pushbike at the gate
Of the house that lies in wait
Where Aunt Doreen spent her life
Through good times and strife.

The furniture being moved
Taken away to meet a stranger
Only dust to occupy
The seats in lifes theatre.

Her photographs to span
From youth into old age
Telling tales from every era
The turning of each page.

The house now locked and waiting
The man holds firm its imprisoning key
" For Sale " notices spring like rising shoots
But only Aunt Doreens could it be.

  • Author: nephilim56 (Offline Offline)
  • Published: November 5th, 2023 05:20
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  • Thomas W Case

    Moving tribute.

    • nephilim56

      Its a very old poem I had forgotten about and came across, I based it on an old lady who lived in a house closeby and when I saw the undertakerm removal men etc felt I should write this in tribute, thanks again, glad you liked it



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