1969

Sitting on the porch in the rocking chair

looking at the photograph

she remembered back to the days

they used to laugh.



As she drank hot tea from the teapot

she sat and thought in discontent

when he would tell her that

she was heaven sent.



They used to sit together and eat

hot dogs and toss orange peels

Now that shes all alone

it seems unreal.



Before he passed on he gave her a

grandfather clock

She sat it next to the footstool

near the brick walk.



They would drink maple leaf tea

and water from the water jug

She just wishes she could of

stolen one more hug.



She is all alone now sitting on the porch

eating pastries from the pastry cart

now she is the one who has

the broken heart.

Author's Notes/Comments: 

This is a poem that I wrote for English Class.  

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Very nice. Reminds me of a poem a girl in my English class wrote about a woman who lost her husband to an accident.. The teacher liked it so much that he had us write a poem from the husbands point of view (I got a zero, couldn't write poetry then)


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