The Evening Visitor
I’m glad that you did not forget the date,
My friend. Pull shut the wooden garden gate
And walk along the pathway paved with slate
Up to the house now, it is getting late.
I lit a crackling fire in the grate
And ladled steaming soup in every plate.
It was a long day; please excuse the state
Of house and kitchen. But at any rate
You’re here! The dog is dozing in his crate.
My son's asleep; today he learned to skate.
Outside remain all worry, stress and hate;
We’re inside, warm and loved, and thank our fate.
August 22, 2016
For contest Monorhyme Mania
Sponsored by John Hamilton
5th place
Copyright © Agnes Krampe | Year Posted 2016
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