'Where The Walls Can Talk' Poem by Linda Winchell

'Where The Walls Can Talk'

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Take me to the rooms, where the walls can talk
of those stories told of what they've stored
imbedded in their walls, of board and chalk.

Behind their paper flowers faded
cove molding and their nails.
Releasing all the things they've heard for years
telling of all those kept wall tales.

The laughter they heard of children
the crying heard by some.
The songs of Christmas Karol's
within four walls drunk in like a sponge.

Please take me room to room
so I might listen to them all.
Then when we're done with our walk
let's go hear what they're saying down the hall.

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
David Threadgold 10 October 2008

Hi Linda. What stories the walls could tell, I've heard that walls have ears so why not let them speak. well done. Regards Dave T 10/10

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Philip Kirkland 10 October 2008

I won't want the walls to tell some of things I've done! But great work anyway!

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Ian Bowen 10 October 2008

Linda, really enjoyed your poem.10/10 Ian

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Linda Winchell

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Chicago Illinois
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