What Good A Mansion Poem by Steve Howard
What Good A Mansion
What good a mansion, with no way in,
to those outside, when the rains begin?
What good a mansion, without any doors,
as the lightning strikes, and the thunder roars?
What good a mansion, be it made of gold,
to those outside, afraid and cold?
And what good a mansion, of most precious stone,
to be inside, unloved, alone?
Monday, July 2, 2018
Topic(s) of this poem: rains
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