For a Stalker

For a Stalker

A Poem by Scott A. Williams
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Originally written for class in Sept 2007, as true now as it was then.

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Please stop stopping at my house around midnight;

If there’s one thing I don’t need to see out my window it’s your headlight.

I don’t know what I did to make you think that’s all right.

 

Please stop climbing in the high branches of my tree
with binoculars always trying to catch a glimpse of me.

That’s not attractive and I doubt it will ever be.

 

Please make sure you don’t know where I am all day,
keeping track of everything I do when I’m awake.
I keep missing little items I suspect that you take.

 

You’re always around, using me as a crutch,

Always reading my mail, you’re so out of touch.

It really makes me wonder why I like you so much.

 

© 2009 Scott A. Williams


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What a twist at the end!
It's hard for me to imagine a female stalker;
though I am sure they exist. That sounds sexist I know.
Yet it could be all a dream...
I really did enjoy reading this. I was held captive til the end.
Thanks for your entry in to my "Poetry of Love" contest
Good Luck!

Posted 14 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.




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What a twist at the end!
It's hard for me to imagine a female stalker;
though I am sure they exist. That sounds sexist I know.
Yet it could be all a dream...
I really did enjoy reading this. I was held captive til the end.
Thanks for your entry in to my "Poetry of Love" contest
Good Luck!

Posted 14 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.


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Scott A. Williams
Scott A. Williams

GTA, Canada



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Born in Toronto. Raised in the suburbs. Schooled in journalism. Lookin' for meaning in an uncertain world. I spend a lot of time writing for a girl whom I'm not sure exists, but I thought she wasn.. more..

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