| Poems | by Richard Finneran |
Through Waiting On my street under my lamppost in my driveway on the hood of my car I wait. I look down the street, lined with tall lights. I squint and they glow brighter, until I shut my eyes too tight and see nothing but black. I open them again, only slightly, and the bright lights return. But as I widen my gaze, their glow retreats and darkness seems to overtake them. Then my eyes are made to squint by your lights coming down the street. I open my eyes wide to make sure it is you. And, to my amazement, with my eyes open wide, your lights grow larger, shine brighter as you approach, and you illuminate my entire street. | |
| All poems copyright © Richard Finneran 2010. | |