Passerby Poem by Susan Lacovara

Passerby

Rating: 5.0


Today, drops in,
Like a passenger just off the train,
Not exactly sure what to do in this town,
Eager to set foot on foreign ground
And seek out the atmosphere and energy.

The barometric pressure falls
Like a penny pitched
from the Empire State Building
and clouds dissipate
easing in, what I hope will be
an afternoon of bright

Quicken the gait,
that leads to the gate
To streets, where thoughts can stroll
The conductor calls out, 'All Aboard'
As the shuffle to the platform begins

I look for a signpost ahead
As my ticket, to 'Today',
(Destination....Unknown)
Is paid for, in full...
No refunds....

POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
01/18/14....what to do with today?
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Tomas Prato 25 December 2016

Brilliant. Here we have a top class poet! I wonder if she is still around. I agree with Anthony Burkett.

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Anthony Burkett 26 January 2014

Ohhhhh! How delightful... What a wonderful expose on spending one's time... our only non-replenishable resource... No refunds... :)

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