
Inkling
There was no inkling, not a clue
That this was the day I’d meet you
The clouds had opened and unfurled
A torrential downpour on the world
You’d been caught in its wake
As I walked in I saw you shake
The umbrella had given up the ghost
And lay broken and could not boast
It had done its job to keep you dry
You heaved a sigh and from your eye
A look of amusement at your plight
Even though you looked a fright
I offered you a handkerchief, dry
In me, you’d found an instant ally
We talked and walked, and talked more
As we wandered from store to store
Waiting for the storm's ferocity
To die down to escape its velocity
We shared a coffee and our time
A memorable beginning to our lifetime
About the Creator
Phyllis Holt
A Self Published eBook Novelist - Blog & Reviews of Books, Films, Authors & Music since 2016. Writer, Humorist, Cheesecake lover, and cat enthusiast.



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