"Reading again?" he asks,
Though he doesn't see the title.
"You'll fill your head with stories
Whose ideas you can't grasp."
Though he doesn't see the title.
"You'll fill your head with stories
Whose ideas you can't grasp."
She smiles sweetly at him,
"Just killing time, my darling,
Until you came home.
Shall I cook your favorite food?"
He sits in comfort and watches
As she moves about the kitchen
In a graceful ballet,
No movement wasted.
She thinks, as she smiles,
That some day, maybe soon,
She'll wait and read no longer --
But take her books and go.
Published by L. Lee Scott
Studied archaeology, linguistics, classical music,psychology, and beauty; worked in environmental monitoring & compliance. Love dogs and always have at least one! I'm a member of the largest national dog bre... View profile
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14 Comments
Post a CommentThis poem is very good. I wrote a short story about the same subject a while back. It was called, "A Rude Awakening"!
Excellent! The thoughts they cannot hear....
I think there are many in this boat. Great read.
This is very nice, a good read.
Good one.
Loved it!!!!!!!!!!
Loved it!!!!!!!!!!
Ha! He's better hope she isn't reading 'Lady Macbeth of Mtensk District' or he'll find the dinner smelling more almond-ish than he'd like! ;o) You really make it easy to see the scene just reading your word, matie. That's talent! :o)
ha haa you are a funny girl! Loved it, and I loved Steve's comment too. Great poem
Thought provoking.