three poems by Alan Inman

Alan Inman | May 3rd, 2016 | a poem a day challenge, poetry | No Comments

Token

Take me as your sign
of parting, of remembrance,
take me along with you
to your new land of promise,
A token of your ages ago,
of long evenings in twilight.

Riddance

Do not just toss me
aside, a photograph, a locket
that has faded, that has gathered
rust, do not store me in your
wooden basement boxes,
Let my voice pulse again
as it did for so many years.
I am no doom and gloom
prophet standing at the roadside,
I am a kindly beggar
with selfless intent, scribbling
words for my work.

Doom & Gloom

I am not the one who brings
down the sun and moon,
I only describe them daily.

Poet Bio

Alan Inman is trying out poetry, having been in business for many years.

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