Saturday, February 14, 2015

THE STAGE, A POEM OF LIVES BRIEFLY TOUCHING EACH OTHER

The Stage,
A Poem Of Lives Briefly Touching Each Other


The coffee shop has hired again;
But the menu is the same and
The taste familiar.
(Why make friends with the new clerks?)
We all have sipped that cup
As
Friendships come and go.
We watch them like theater,
They portray studied characters
In scenes from act two;
They enter our light, sing a ballad
Then exit.
In vain we stand to shout encore
To the stage- a cold and empty floor
Guarded by curtains of shadow
That muffles their voices.
We each write the postscript
The Stage, A Poem About Brevity 
To their scenes.
Let it say,
"Your words became mine,
I took your songs and sang them too,
And I am better for it."
A few months or a year from now
The coffee shop will have new staff;
They will become my friends,
They too.


(c) Adron Dozat

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