The Devil Brought A Cardigan Poem by Kewayne Wadley

The Devil Brought A Cardigan



The devil walked into a store
Eying the clearance rack.
 
He made eye contact with the cashier
Walking towards the half priced jackets
Flannels & boots.

At that moment he saw something that
became his whole world.

His fingers wild with excitement
passing through all the colors
The hangers clanging against metal feverishly
to find that they didn't have his size.
He thumbed back through the sizes
as though something would have changed
Checking then double checking.

He asked the cashier if they had anymore
in the back,
much to his dismay
to receive the same answer.

He saw a cardigan in his size but hated the way
it looked.

Flapping the hood up and down.
He circled the store
Looking up & down the isles.

Until he noticed the buttons.
Those big wooden buttons
Memories of a different time & place
How fast time slips away.

All that's left;
Shoes to match

The Devil Brought A Cardigan
Tuesday, November 26, 2019
Topic(s) of this poem: memories,poetry,sad love,shopping
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Kewayne Wadley

Kewayne Wadley

Groton, Connecticutt
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