Without Detection Poem by Ciara Dunne

Without Detection



Great night out but home late too
No key so unsure what to do
Parents will kill me
If I ring the bell
Sister could open her window as well

Pacing around the garden in the dark
I just want to sleep but I have to decide
Pay the forfeit or suffer the hide

Deciding is easy I'm too tired to care
Ringing the bell will result in hell
I pick up a stone and hurl it high
I hear a thud and try again
It takes a while til I hear a click

Eventually the curtain is pulled back
A face looks out in the evening light
I hope she can see me in the gloom
I see a wave and feel relief

The front door opens squeeking slightly
Run in quick and up to my bed
I hear my dad's voice
And jump under the covers
I pretend to sleep and breathe gently
Another nocturnal escapade without detection.

Copyright 2016 Ciara Dunne

Tuesday, November 22, 2016
Topic(s) of this poem: night,parents
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Kim Barney 22 November 2016

Welcome to Poem Hunter, Ciara! Looking forward to reading more of your poems in the future. This one was well done.

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Edward Kofi Louis 22 November 2016

Watch your steps! ! Thanks for sharing this poem with us.

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