Morning Stroll Poem by Jan Oskar Hansen

Morning Stroll



morning stroll


Dressed in a solid jacket the old man goes for his walk
First, he goes and buys a paper have coffee at a café
To read a bit, the woman at the newsagent smiles at
Calls him sir, her guard is down, the nice woman of fifty,
And can be her pleasant self and he falls in love.
He walks the grocery buys milk and eggs, the woman who
Also calls him sir, he loves her too.
He walks home, and his wife opens the door and, he loves her
More than before.
He sits on the sofa resting his legs and does as many old
Men do fall asleep.

Wednesday, January 29, 2020
Topic(s) of this poem: story
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Aniruddha Pathak 29 January 2020

I bet many expected something to happen to the old man, something out of the way, but that does not happen, for, most of us do live an uneventful life, neither with excitement rife, nor yet with any great strife, just humdrum rife. I liked the poetic style.

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