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The Man In My Closet

Every morning around 2:00 am, my closet door opens wide, messages from the man inside, of occurrences on the other side.

He tells me of things he once saw, a life he regrets at times, a lost love he left go, intermingled with occasional rhymes.

He is always friendly, appreciative of my listening ears, losing contact with the living, is what he truly fears.

His eyes peaceful and sincere, a lost love he so reveres.

In an hour, it always ends the same way, a tearful goodbye, how the night does fly.

One final glance as he fades from sight, a caring smile graces his face, shall we meet tomorrow night, in this same small place?

ronin67

@ronin67

Started writing poetry officially in 1991, enjoy reading Edgar Allen Poe, reading and dissecting the Holy Bible, and listening to beautiful/inspiring people. Age has no bearing on creativity. Some of the most beautiful things come from those of much lesser age and life experiences. So listen to those young people!

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