The Girl With the Blue Umbrella
By Heather Awad
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The Girl With the Blue Umbrella - Heather Awad
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When I'm Bored
He stood across the street
with a briefcase in hand
Bermuda shorts, tennis shoes
and a NY Mets baseball cap.
Seemed like a thousand more
inconspicuous city dwellers
living under the canopy of NYC.
Looking down from the eleventh floor
through binoculars, I watch
as he gets into a taxi
and I'll never see him again
standing on that corner.
I wondered where he was going
or what he had in that briefcase.
Maybe he was a spy or a salesman
or his backpack fell in a puddle
and he uses a briefcase
to carry his books to NYU.
I really wonder if he knew
I was watching him; me,
someone who made him visible
and memorable, someone
with a certain purpose
and maybe even a secret.
Cleaning Out Closets
You know those moments
we hold onto, neatly folded
tucked away for safekeeping?
Sometimes I take them out
to reminisce about the old days,
which are really my younger days.
Nowadays, it's more appropriate
to be called the old days
as I count those stealthy
grays sprouting from my head.
I used to yank them out
fight their very existence
and invasion on my youth
but like any hostile coup
they stormed the castle.
I'm glad I can find room
for all the new things
I want and like to learn
but it's getting crowded
and cluttered just like
those closets I'm meaning
to clear out. So I get to it
purging thoughts and ideas
and even some names
as I wipe off dusty shelves
make more room for anything.
When I see people I've known
for years, whose names
I might have purged mistakenly
I ask they not be offended;
I've been cleaning out closets again.
Suburbia
It's funny writing a