Ghost Poem by Kevin Cowdall

Ghost



I entered a room
and saw a girl
sitting on a chair.
She looked at me
with transparent eyes,
as if I wasn't there.

By the white moonlight
which lit the room,
frozen there in awe,
I stood a while
as the air grew chill,
amazed at what I saw.

I held out a hand
and touched her face,
a second at most.
She drew a breath
with a sudden start -
as if she'd felt a ghost.

Saturday, July 8, 2017
Topic(s) of this poem: ghostly,haunted,ghost
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From the 'Assorted Bric-a-brac' collection.
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