The Last Convict

The Last convict
I sit in the front yard it has a high fence that
make the privacy intense I have created 
a prison and now it is too late. 
I see the top of a Cypress it looks like 
a Christmas tree blowing in a bad tempered
Nordic wind. I think I will go to Norway this 
year, mother died at that time and I hope it 
will snow, overcast and rain make me sad in
a way that is morbid. I will bring her flowers 
and I will cry, she was a lousy housewife but
a great mother.  In the chair next to me sits 
loneliness and says: so this was your dream 
to flee, find freedom yet shackled to the past.
 You will die alone not as a whisper in the wind 
and you will not be on the plane going north
Copyright © | Year Posted 2015

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