Thursday, 2 February 2012

Poetry - The Janitor

The smile was wider than a Cheshire cat

The arms swung with ease

The gait was as one of a familiar friend
s

The eyes betrayed every move

With saucers of a predator

The body moved smoothly by

The soul had no appetite for me

I was not supple or young enough

The man stiff with pride walked on

This was his domain

He had marked his territory

A small spray at regular intervals

Leading to his office

Some saw the smile, the arms, the gait

The body, the soul, even the stiffness

I saw the saucers and smelled the spray

I ran to save my children

But I could not

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