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From my kitty cat curtains And parted blinds white I can’t know for certain But something not right As I peek down the street It is with no small dismay Those neighbors I meant to meet Soon, are moving away No time for baking or making A plate of cookie’d treats Or rolling of red carpets- Down the suburban streets Is the place haunted, leaky, Or maybe mouse infested? Or is it that glooming tree Where ‘neath light’s never rested? I must admit, the place seems In perpetual gloom Maybe all their dreams Are of their eventual doom If that's the case I’d guess I’d run too I mean, c’mon Wouldn’t you? Its a shame though They seemed kinda nice With a happy glow And flecks of wedding rice Just an image that sits in my head They still hold hands like high-school kids They have that air of the fresh and newly wed Maybe they see faces when they close their eyelids To go with the whispers that they hear in the corners And whisps that slip up down the stairs Replaying tragedy that befell the first owners Maybe the ghosts only want whats theirs To be left alone in their house with their despairs Such a notion makes me feel sorry for both The family that moved in and also the ghost Each seeming need room for growth A happy home and giving host Maybe fix up the place Instead of making changes Lighting the old fireplace Making polite exchanges Dreaming of what an exiting life it would be I’m half wondering if it be fun a life for me All I do is peer out this window Ever since my husband became widowed I was so glad the day he remarried I missed him coming round the cemetery So I decided to come home and pay visit But since then never seemed to want to leave When he passed away I couldn’t greave They past away, the same hour, and happily His parting words, with her by his side That he was so lost the day that I died But then he met Ruth and things got better How he wished I could have met her She smiled and knew all the while That I was near and that made me smile The way they danced, the people we knew And how she never dared replace you. It was bitter sweet, but in the end She was the best thing that Could have happened for him He wasn't alone grieving and sad All of this made me quite glad But they moved on and into the light I wanted to stay in the house for one last night Well, its been a few decades if it been a year Since I watched so many lives come and go here But at least here they stayed a while At least here they’d laugh and smile But that drab house up on the corner lot That house that has always remained a blot Seems to need a special touch And truth is I’ve loved it so much Its wooden shutters engraved With matching hearts The fence’s iron staved twisting arch Sure that glooming tree seems really dark But it keeps the kids off the grass and in the park You know what, I think I’m moving Instead of just sitting here and disapproving In fact Joanne never brought back my baking dish A more perfect excuse than I could ever wish I’ll pay her a visit with bags in hand And see why she deals with such a heavy hand I remind her how it was when we started out And that she shouldn’t push away, rage or shout But help the younglings weather through The way our parents used to And that's what I did, if it matters to you We’ve been the bestest friends through and through And If could share a thought of two It would be give to life and it will give back to you All the good that you do. Yes, its true All the good that you do Will make its way back to you. But be forewarned, All the bad too!

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