Lock Box Poem by L. K. Thayer

Lock Box

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Hellooo? ?

I want more
than the echo
of my voice
ricocheting
between the eardrums
of manic fossils
and stone stares of
alligator handbags
and knock-offs
on sale

you lost me at wishy-washy
when you had your chance
you crumbled like
sponge cake
with nothing but my eggs
keeping the batter
together

going to mass
couldn't fix
what was broken
like a lock box
you opened
and saw nothing
was in it

don't break
my heart

hello?

don't hang
up

you can find me
I'll be waiting
in the
lost and found

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Kesav Easwaran 28 July 2008

he will find jewels in the lock box soon...and you will be able to hear more than your echoing voice...a good poem, open expressions... vote ten echos

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Catrina Heart 23 July 2008

Hello! ! ! Where's the ARO? ? ? I lost my keys...........thanks.

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L. K. Thayer

L. K. Thayer

Fargo, North Dakota
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