The Pool Poem by Michael Arnold
The Pool
I remember that day by the pool
Your haunting eyes beckoning me
To join you in the icy depths below.
The promise of your cold embrace;
Alone with you in our marriage of death,
Eyes wide open, staring up at passers-by,
Lungs airless without breath.
I clutched the willow by the pool
And quickly took flight along a path
That led me back to school.
Saturday, October 31, 2015
Topic(s) of this poem: fear
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