Gen Quiet Here Today Poem by Mill Field

Gen Quiet Here Today



It is quiet here today;
No jumping on and off the walls of children,
No small huddles of people talking,
No muted responses to an almost incomprehensible droning,
No scraping of spades on the stony ground,
Only the gentle but insistent fall of light winter rain;
How sad, how strange,
That you are not with us to be aware of these things.

Saturday, February 10, 2007
Topic(s) of this poem: sad,winter
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