The Closing Door Poem by Sherman Peebody

The Closing Door



Mom had dropped us in a rush,
We'd risen late from bed.
Another day in Catholic school,
That place of fear and dread.

In the classroom kids prepared,
To learn their lessons well.
But I was left preoccupied…
In my own private hell.

I didn't know what happened then…
Just didn't understand.
I needed to be close to you...
And tightly hold your hand

And as the teacher closed the door,
It made that horrid creak.
My heart it sank in deep despair,
A tear ran down my cheek.

Saturday, December 10, 2016
Topic(s) of this poem: depression
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