The stale scent
of long forgotten spice,
a microwaveable pouch of rice,
and me.
Up on the shelf,
looking out longingly,
wondering if anyone
even knows I'm here.
Surrounded by
out of date confectionary,
that isn't so sweet anymore.
I spy faces peering this way,
with glazed over eyes.
I sit idly waiting,
trying not to cry
as they walk right past
and pick up a nice juicy pie.
I sit surrounded by
the dusty rings
of long forgotten
breakages.
Maybe my price is too high.
I see them excitedly
looking through the fridges,
digging out the sweet treats
and tasty dishes,
but here upon this shelf,
no one ever reaches.
Maybe I'm placed too high,
if I was on a lower shelf
would they still wander by?
I sigh, and hear the doorbell reply
as you walk in, smile, and say hi.
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