Walk-In Closets

The walk-in closets were such a big hit,
They made this apartment, one she couldn’t resist
We moved in together on a New Year’s Eve
Christening each room, watching the old year leave

As the years passed by, the closets grew full
Dresses and skirts and sweaters of wool
Shoes and suits, of the womanly kind
You had to go to the guest room for my clothes to find

Now they sit empty, with just a hangar or two
A cavernous symbol for a love that is through
I turn off the lights and lock the front door
Those walk-in closets we’ll use never more

Copyright © | Year Posted 2014



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Date: 12/15/2014 10:32:00 AM
Better full than empty; ours is crammed. All of them. Most of the stuff is mine. But I still wash and iron his. I'm hoping that counts.
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