A Year Poem by Marilyn Jean
A Year
The year came and passed away
Hugging me as it went by
I smiled back, politely, bye
I remember it, cold, without regret
Its main dish was tough, eaten cold
Almost chocking me as I swallowed
The tiny desert came late, bittersweet
NOW waiting for the next to come
Wednesday, November 13, 2019
Topic(s) of this poem: thought
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