EVENING CURTAIN CALL

EVENING CURTAIN CALL

A Poem by Cyndy Robinson

Among cloudy cobwebs I crawl--
memories rambling in the sunset
upon a palette stained obsolescent.

I stroll upon my choo choo
chugging across the crib rail
extinct:  a fossil of my journey.

Lemonade Stands, White Elephant Sales,
lugging glass bottles to the corner store,
funding  a Garden Party.

Sneaking stealthily to the darkened corner
saved lunch money clinks in a cigarette machine
The Marlboro Man with the packaged sleeve.

As the bump grinds and disco blares
bellbottoms flare
the sun rises in a grim glare

Cobwebs clear, joints ache
Depends are flooded,
in anticipation of the evening's curtain call.

© 2018 Cyndy Robinson


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Cyndy Robinson
Cyndy Robinson

Elwood, IL



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I had poems published in my younger years. Was active in a group called Poets and Writers Literary Forum. Got married, Had kids, got divorced years ago. Am going to retire in a couple of years. I .. more..

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