The Woman in the Doorway
Her face peers; with a far-off look
across the road – waiting for a sign
Not recognising me; a stranger,
She goes back inside, to hide;
retreating into her empty nest.
She leaves the front door open wide,
Ready to greet a face;
I wanted to wave at her, to smile,
But she is gone…
I look back down the hill
at the pretty blue
and white cottage,
her abode – adorned with flowers.
I saw this women standing in her doorway, in Kerry. Their was something quaint about her and the cottage; which inspired me.
I saw this women standing in her doorway, in Kerry. Their was something quaint about her and the cottage; which inspired me.
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