The Recliner

The Recliner Written: by Tom Wright 1/18/2016 Drifting toward slumber, I meditated on earlier occurrences. Shortly, dreams transported me To an eerie place; Where, at curbside, hopelessly I sat As a pauper cloaked in rage; Just then the Security Alarm went off, And I was kidnapped by reality. Leaving mind’s specter, To crawl back into the shadows; This captures my time When its seventeen degrees outside. Tom
Copyright © | Year Posted 2016

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