October Night Poem by Joseph Lacerenza

October Night



While walking home late one night
I listened to the leaves playing with the limbs to my fright


Leaves plucking at limbs as if they were strings

the rosined bow across a violin


to join in comes the hoot of an owl

the night is really set to howl


while walking I could not HELP but say

who are you after this night in his way


an Echo came back YOU! , , YOU!


I froze and looked about and the owl asked who?

the wind thru the tree's replied YOU! , , YOU! !


My eyes rolled and my knee's twitched

what kind of windy hell is this bitch


I looked about and heard only the wind

I began to walk and it started in


I said WHO are YOU?

the tree's replied YOU! , , YOU!


My eyes opened and thru the window of my room

I could see the MOON! , , the MOON!

Friday, January 2, 2015
Topic(s) of this poem: Fear
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
one night about midnight I heard a noise outside my window so I went out to investigate I saw someone at the top of my street, I started to walk towards the person and they crossed the street and walked into the parking lot I got to the top of my street and thought this not swift of me doing this so I turned around and started to walk back home I got to my front yard and realized that the person followed me back, I told the person to freeze right there they stopped and I ran back into the house, I had nothing to protect myself with, I'll never do that again
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