Once Again Poem by C.R. Ebowski

Once Again



These streets look the same
This night is no other than the rest
A walk as slow as night
The cold adding to my distress

A window light shines from above
A signal of absolute solitude
My eyes glare above the brick
Wondering if I should intrude

Staring up at my angel inside
I antagonize about ringing you
Until I see a figure kiss you from behind
It is then I know that we are through

But I could never have imagined
Who could have a greater love than mine
Until I saw her face in your room
Again my sister had overstep the line

Saturday, March 3, 2007
Topic(s) of this poem: sister,solitude,staring
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