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Catherine Ann Howatt-Dickson
Poems
Jan 2013
Shadows Don't
Shadows don't come knocking
They just come right through the door
Caution! Prudence! They don't like to be ignored.
And if you turn your back upon their brazen stare
They'll overturn your table and every blessed chair
They'll open every window, every door, in every room
They'll hide your dust pan far away from your broom
Then what will you do with all of that mess
Left lying on your floor to be viewed by your guests
Shadows don't care if they are inconvenient
They salt sugar bowls and they'll spill juice
There's no keeping order with shadows on the loose
They don't care if company's coming and they're not ruled by time
And they don't give a tinker's dam for any deadline
And they'll rant and they'll rave through the night and all day
They're a part of the whole, and they will have their say
So you may as well resign yourself and make a *** of tea
For those will be long nights for Shadow, God and Thee
Written by
Catherine Ann Howatt-Dickson
Prince Edward Island
(Prince Edward Island)
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