Amusant

Amusant

Reading a novel
	In a coffeehouse,
on soft, red-cushioned, fireplace chairs:
	(Janie Crawford’s dream…).

Unfinished pine stools, near orange,
	greenish-yellow, latex painted walls.

I chance to look up.
	(a moments breather from a novel speaking my soul).

Above me, a corner door:
	pad-locked; high windows on its right side:

and- I wonder: 
	
“Why the closure, separation? (no steps to or from the vestibule-)
       What lies hidden above? Who reaches there?
	
Guess some doors are better left- 
       LOCKED…
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November 18, 2021 at 3:19 PM
Hidden truths!
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August 25, 2021 at 1:20 PM
coffeehouses can be "different"!.
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