Home At Day

As light comes through the window
And I think who's near me,
Not just those with whom I flow,
But them I now rarely see.

The incense makes a tendinous creature
That's invited in as teacher,
And with a fragrance for the senses tone
It opens up a place unknown.

A guide appears upon the inside,
Stocked with memories full from ages
Off we go on paths tried,
But not by these few pages, 
For still they stand
Waiting call,
Passing on hand in hand,
Causing not much stall.

For soon comes words off somewhere else
To blend with those from in,
Expanding on the new found self
To enhance the findin',
Meanings fold-over and lap
To give difference a view,
Then the chance becomes, may-hap,
One or more than two.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2012

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Andresen Avatar
November 27, 2012 at 10:55 AM
A well designed and nice rhyme - in a very well written poem Wm - Have a nice day. - oxox Anne-Lise :)
Paul Avatar
November 27, 2012 at 1:32 PM
Thanks for the comment. It was written years ago in a house I shared over several years with differant roommates over that time.
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