There's a chime
to the door,
but no one's there by the time
someone answers, the question's core.
Who is it?
Who was supposed to be there?
Is it you, Kit?
Have you come back, dear?
The door chime's once more,
and I come to answer, but...
I can't open it; my heart's sore.
And I give myself a tut.
Instead, I ask from the other side,
"Is that you, Kit? Hello?"
Glee fills me like the ocean's high tide
when she says, "Yes, my fellow."
However, she continues on.
"Though I did not come to say that,"
she says, as if it should dawn
on me and smash me flat.
"No?" I ask, "Then have you
come to say you'll stay?"
I want to fill with a bright hue
of hope that'll light my day.
"I'm sorry, but I've come
to say what I couldn't, but you should
already understand. Let me sum
it up in one word if I could."
"Yes?"
"Good-bye."
I should have hoped less
because hope now would be a lie.
I haven't heard her since then,
but maybe I just cannot hear
her anymore; still, I hope it's not a sin
that I wish my house is haunted here.
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A Little Bit of Happiness, A Little Bit of Joy
PoetryPoems for the soul or whatever you feel like. Most of them are happy because that's nice, right? Anyway, these are just fun little poems about all sorts of things. If you want you can even make a request on a subject or style! Except suicide or self...