Standing, waiting, watching,
Business suit,
Old hag,
Dirty mac smoking a fag.
Standing, waiting, watching,
Metal cans whizzing past,
Anonymous faces,
Rushing to places.
Standing, waiting, watching,
Kids screaming till red in the face,
Mums shouting,
Some days outing.
Standing, waiting, watching,
Monster coming,
Almost to its fill,
Collecting me as usual for the treadmill.
Standing, waiting, watching.
Life in degrees is a personal poetry and occasional short story blog .
Life is seen in many different ways or degrees and with the help of poetry, stories, music and art we may view it from many perspectives.
All contributions and comments will be welcomed Kez
Poetry is medication for the soul
All contributions and comments will be welcomed Kez
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Saturday, 26 February 2011
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Well I wouldn't call you 'average'!! Enjoyed your poem and look forward to more....
ReplyDeleteKarenx
I Love how you make something so ordinary and every day, sound so interesting, and ,, well deeper x
ReplyDeletelovely image you conjure here! my potluck.. http://fiveloaf.wordpress.com/2010/02/13/a-chinese-love-story/
ReplyDeletePoetry hides in the everyday and you have tapped that so well!
ReplyDeleteYou had me standing right there with you watching and waiting. Very effective.
ReplyDeletewhat a fun read, entertaining words.
ReplyDeleteyou rock.
A++
:)
Yes buses, trains stations of all types - the metaphor for our lives in waiting. Sometimes I think that's a woman's role. You captured the tedium and the senses in this with humor and originality. Very well done. Thanks, Gay
ReplyDeleteah i love poems like this cause i am so a people watcher and the bus stop is a great place to do it at...nice rhymes and textures...
ReplyDeletei've never had the pleasure of waiting for a bus...after reading your account, i think i'm glad of that fact. quite an enjoyable piece!
ReplyDeletei love this. I had that old song called Bus stop going through my head as i read this. However I can relate to waiting at a .stop
ReplyDeleteLove this... very well written !
ReplyDeleteJL&B
Waiting for a monster seems so ominous. Good work! :D
ReplyDeleteBrilliant! I can certainly relate to this.
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