For Whom Else But a Friend?
The other side of my own door,
All with the rain's own sad downpour,
Standing are two with both feet sore,
Paitently wait forevermore.
The two remind me of a time,
When the sunshine was so sublime,
Of when I did not have to climb,
Through all of this old muck and grime.
This time I could not miss my chance,
To the two I do then advance,
And open up to catch the glance,
Of friends in any circumstance.
I hope with them to reconcile,
and say I'm sorry for a while,
The two bring me from my exile,
Now I greet them with a bright smile.
This poem is about:
Me