A poem a week for a year. |
| Mailbox I haven’t checked the mailbox in a goodly while. It isn’t that I don’t want bills or something in that style. Those letters with the windows have lost their qualms for me ever since the box was empty as far as I could see. It being dark inside the thing, I reached to feel inside and something bit my finger hard, so bad I even cried. My penknife had a flashlight, it hung upon my belt, I turned it on and sent its beam to find what I had felt. To my surprise, was then revealed a sprite enraged to find his home invaded by clumsy hand, a monster to his mind. “Begone,” he yelled, infuriate, “And leave my home alone.” I closed the box and wandered off, my equilibrium quite thrown. I haven’t checked the mailbox in such a long, long time It’s not that I’m afraid of him but privacy to me is prime. Line Count: 28 Rhyme abcb For Promptly Poetry, Week 32 Prompt: Opening the mailbox. What did you find inside? |