The Inconsiderate Neighbor

The Inconsiderate Neighbor

By Elton Camp

It was two a.m. when I heard a knock
A visitor that early was surely a shock

To visit that early is extremely rude
Who could possibly be that crude!

I felt a considerable surge of alarm
Was it someone intending me harm?

Through the peephole I took a look
It was my neighbor, not some crook

But I won’t have anything mean to say
I was up playing my bagpipes anyway
Copyright © | Year Posted 2014

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