| To Abby | ||||
| I stepped up to your door and pushed the bell And waited a few seconds for the door To buzz, to see you walking down the hall light-lipped and with a bandana in your hair. Almost, through the curtains on your door, Could I see you walk by boxes in the hall And watched, as you lifted hand to hair Like the last light of sunset was about to fall. In just a few more seasons, we'll have a hall To call ours, in which you'll touch your hair While we hang photos from our life this fall. The colors of your dress, when I turn to stare, Will remind me of the many flavors of your hair When we lounged at the park, leaves about to fall, When there was nothing I could better do than stare, Smiling last night, as I walked you up the hall. |
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