Grandfather Clock Poem by Joseph Narusiewicz
Grandfather Clock
Banished like ivory with no blood
Gray swamps in Manchester crowds
Bits and pieces of the new stained glass
Now I am one of the lost
We gather together frozen in life
T S Elliot was too cold for me
Yes the “Ice man comes”
Sleep, the old photos have eyes
Someone lights a candle
We see we are all alike
Do you really believe in prayer?
We all stare at the grandfather clock
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