Where's Waldo

Where's Waldo

A Poem by Breezy

I have found Waldo.

He as lurking between a gaggle of warty closet-monsters

And a flashing ad showcasing Armageddon

In Grand Central Station.

 

He looked quite distressed with

His red and white striped long-sleeve rumpled and

Black thick-rimmed glasses askew on his nose,

And I must admit to my surprise at finding him because

I wasn’t searching in the first place.

 

Rather, I was drinking a lukewarm chai tea latte and

Waiting for someone who might not even show�"

My father who ran away with his secretary

When I was fourteen.

 

And low and behold, as I’m turning to leave,

I catch a glimpse of Waldo waiving

At me from the corner of my eye.

I kept walking.

© 2016 Breezy


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A delightfully daring and sartorial piece that gathers pace and keeps the reader guessing, well done, good read.

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Added on October 29, 2016
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Breezy
Breezy

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I'm a small town country girl who loves a good ghost story every now and again. I love to read and write stories in my free time. I hope to travel the world someday and write about that experience. more..

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