
“The best is yet to come” was all that he said.
Now, currently sitting upon three days of silence and counting…not a word has been said
Wind taps the glass reminiscent of the cold shifting inside as it is out
“The best is yet to come”… for him or for me
Anxious and expectant to see
Slow sips of tea in the space only we share
An enigmatic message absent of transparency
Faint sounds of a car coming up the drive
The hope inside instantly arrives
My heart sinks as a peak out stills my soul
Two servicemen slowly approach my door
A slow turn of the knob, I step out and…
This is my contribution to Just Jot January. As I stated in an earlier post, you should join the challenge. There’s so much to gain and I’ve come across some wonderful writing and people. Tap into it. Even if you don’t post it, give it a try at home, at work, and school, if that applies. Here’s a link to the original post so you see how it works. Click ME 🙂
Happy Writing!!!
Thanks for the wonderful prompt word today!
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My pleasure. Reading the responses has been a delight. Everyone is so creative. It’s amazing.
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“…and …”
AHHH!!!
Haha! It should be illegal to write great poetry that ends in a cliffhanger! 😉
Thanks again for the prompt! 😀
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Tehehee. I literally smiled and laughed out loud at your response. I needed that lol. Thanks for the opportunity. This is awesome to participate in and see how clever the many bloggers are. Each day has been a delight. Bear hug and wine glass clinks to you
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So glad you’re enjoying the challenge! Cheers! 😀
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Very nice prompt word today. Lots of different uses. I love your poem. Stopping by from the #JusJoJan group. Janet
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Thank you. You’re so right. There are a lot of uses and it’s caused my jaw to drop. Thrilled. Thanks for stopping by.
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