SUSPICION

Michael Edwards

 

 

SUSPICION

 

 

With pendulum sweeps her eyes looked round

and with a sigh of desperation

she knew the hands of time were near

and slowly moved by providence

unsure if he would call again

in this her chosen place of refuge

recognising time decrees

suspicion lies in secret places.

 

 

 

  • Author: Michael Edwards (Offline Offline)
  • Published: June 8th, 2017 00:10
  • Category: Unclassified
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  • Goldfinch60

    Good write, cracking last line.

    A red telephone kiosk eh? Don't see many of those around now.

    • Michael Edwards

      Not many - one in our town was removed by BT and there was such an uproar they brought it back. It's not connected but is used by the Town in Bloom volunteers as a central 'office' for their leaflets etc.

    • orchidee

      A fine write and pic M.

    • Fay Slimm.

      Mysterious and provocative this verse with its painting to match and oh -
      Michael those final lines must surely produce a sequel. Another great read.

      • Michael Edwards

        You never know Fay - I am so short of material will probably give it all break while my brain cells remuster.

      • Frank Prem

        Good poem, Michael, but I love the painting. Well done.

      • Augustus

        Suspicion plus a woman's intuition,
        Lethal combination. Love the water color.

      • Tony36

        Great write, love the picture

      • swingline

        I love the repetitive references to time (pendelum , hands of times , times decrees) reiterating the importance of the here and now . And when the time does not add up it creates "suspcion" .

        • swingline

          Good watercolor painting (I believe it is watercolor) . The way colors seep into and blend with each other is unique to that technique .

          • Michael Edwards

            Thanks so much s - yes a watercolour.



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