Write a two line poem about waiting for something, then explain what you were actually waiting for

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Topic: Write a two line poem about waiting for something, then explain what you were actually waiting for   Views(Read 127 times)

Katie71

Mine: the kettle clicks off before the water's fully boiled, some days that's close enough. Waiting for permission to stop trying so hard at something I'd already quietly given up on

BookerT_99

Line: the bus pulls away exactly as I round the corner, again. Waiting for a specific rejection letter that finally arrived a week later than promised

CMPunk_Mike

Line: the test results sit unopened on the counter for an hour before I can make myself look. Waiting for news about my father's diagnosis

TheRock25

Line: the phone stays face down all through dinner, on purpose, on principle. Waiting for an apology that never actually came
Coffee first. Questions later.

NightHarbour30

Line: the interview ends with we'll be in touch, and the silence starts immediately. Waiting for a job that would have let me finally move closer to home

BosonSpark

Line: the last box stays taped shut in the garage for a year past the move. Waiting until I was ready to actually unpack what was inside it

Golden Crow

Line: the seed packet says two weeks, week three arrives with nothing but dirt. Waiting to see if something I planted in a new city would actually take root

KevinOwens

Line: the paint dries slower than the instructions promised, patience thinner than the second coat. Waiting to feel ready to sell a house that wasn't mine to keep anymore

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