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13 things that exist in both hotels and funeral homes, a poem
January 4, 2020
1. soulless, meaningless art
2. pillows in forgotten closets, waiting for those who need a hug
3. sheets someone has died in
4. someone’s phone charger, kicked beneath a cupboard
5. time
6. stale bread
7. the feeling you get when you meet a stranger’s wet eyes
8. lovers
9. a hideous vase you feel sorry for
10. blurry faces
11. a reception
12. dirty sinks
13. the best places to write poetry
© Kathryn K., Pompton Plains, NJ
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germanshepherd323 SILVER said...
on Feb. 21 2020 at 6:06 pm
This is such a unique poem. Amazing.
If you're wondering, I was in a hotel