Gas Station Bathroom

Gas Station Bathroom

A Poem by Samuel Brown

I open its rotting door.

I catch an old man staring at himself in a dirty mirror-

Hands clasped to the sink,

Neck crooning,

Mouth slightly parted.

He whips his head towards my direction.

His eyes expand in a moment of unmistakable dread,

As if abruptly awoken from a dream.

 

He hurriedly brushes by,

Head down.

© 2014 Samuel Brown


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oh yeah. neck crooning.
bathroom is sick.

Posted 9 Years Ago



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Samuel Brown
Samuel Brown

Saratoga Springs, NY



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