The Smile Poem by Penelope Castor

The Smile

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I don't know who is standing in the street
They wear a hood to mask their shadowed face
The stranger waves as if they want to greet
But then they start to walk at a brisk pace

The stranger stops at my door window pane
I watch as slowly they lift up their hood
A sight that will forever be my bane
In fear I froze exactly where I stood

A smile with no thought or emotion
A smile that struck fear into my heart
A smile hiding a secret notion
A smile promising a quick depart

The door seemed to have vanished far away
And now empty space stood between us three
Yes a trio was there that horrid day
The stranger demented smile and me

Tuesday, March 29, 2016
Topic(s) of this poem: dark,fear,smile,standing
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