I dream of a welcoming house
with old-fashioned, wood-shiny floors,
with hyacinths on window sills
indoors
and geranium on window sills
outdoors.
I dream of a soft, loving place
where chimes a muffled Westinghouse
wall clock
like a patter of padded feet
when a cat hesitates and jumps.
I dream of a warm atmosphere
where I slither like a fragrance,
bodyless and free as a wish.
All, here, is to me denied:
peace and quiet, serenity.
Shall I adopt a wise old house,
a reflection of past ages
where they could treat me like a friend
without suspicion or fear?
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