Best Hallway Poems

Time is a mirrored hallway.
As you walk down it, the past echoes at your heels,
The present flashes briefly as you pass,
And each step brings you closer to a future you can never see.
Life is what happens between the past and the future.
Every second we live...

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we both are in
the same time
zone but it's
like being in
a large room
where you
are by the
furthest
window
and i'm
all the
way on
the other
side near
the door...

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Endless Hallway

As I walk in darkness, I turn halfway in a hall
Have to confess my hands glides against a smooth wall
the darkness either outside or inside
Keeps me to never let down my knowledge wide.

Intrigues me to a realm all of its own
To keep my balancing...

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This feeling for you is growing
But nothing is worse than knowing
The emotion I may be showing
Is going to give me away

I'm scared that you may be suspecting
The dots you may be connecting
When my emotions are disconnecting
My hearts beats with no second delay

Your attention becomes so...

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Torn pages lie on hardwood
       in uneven pieces

  
Salty water streams from sad eyes
      when no one is watching

  
Angry fists bruise small cheekbones
       thin lips...

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Foot steps along the wooden floor
Heard from the outside of my bedroom door
I'm Wondering who it could be
Hopefully it will be my daddy

Away with work for months on end
Leaves me pining on the end of my bed
Missing the summer garden games
To the family BBQ with...

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Sat on the edge of my legacy
The memories we swore would last forever
Vanished in the blink of an eye
An empty hall and an empty room are all that remain
Take me back and launch me forward
Things were warmer when it was colder...

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The 42 Inch Hallway

We’re stepping along the musty hallway now.
I am taking us on a fast-moving memory ride;
A mind-bending groovy slide to 1965,
When Dylan music was seeping loudly like a germ,
Down the green-carpeted hallway of my youth, from
Within the record-filled yellow room of my older...

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Another empty hallway
Cobwebs on the door frame
No slidey floors for puppy paws
No rollerblades or ball games 

On rainy days I'm missing
While staring at the dishes 
The midnight flight with valentine 
To where the moonlight kissed the beaches

Nocturnal flames burn low
With a somber bluish glow
No sunrise...

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I climbed staircase up and up,
my boots were clicking on the floor,
I could hear the laugh of a broken lift
as I wheezed, pulling back the door.

But what was this? Some giant mess,
the hall was filled with boxes, bags,
books and dishes, a sewing machine?
Brown cases bursting...

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My life's a sweet path down memory lane
Kissing and telling my friends

Running down the hills,
making way.

Finally A Hall Path
One day, I shall rise in the hall of fame.


CT...

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HEARING FROM MATES, MOMENT SHARERS, COMPANIONS IN A 
DIFFERANT PART OF THE HALLWAY

The clouds remind me
Of the thoughts that sprang between us,
Some puffed like dandelion balls
Ready to be blown
        and drift,
Broccoli headed breathers amid
The streaming locks on an...

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I walk alone
Far from life and home
Searching to find my way
Through a world polluted by grey
Not knowing where I began
Withdrawing to find who I am
Lost somewhere deep down
My place is yet unfound...

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With gentle words and steady hands
her work is filled with love
She meets the tasks her role commands
then soars so far above

With rows of little desks and seats
and number charts displayed
Each morning, with a smile, she greets
her class of second-grade

Her walls adorned with works of art
to...

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So I'm slithering along the hallway
and all the lights are out
I come upon Mom and Friend
ignoring the man that shouts
He bangs upon the door
he begs, he implores
we stiflle our laughter
he hears, he begs more
I'm certain I shouldn't be a witness to these events
as a child...

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