Quick Rhyme On A Frustrating Day

These lyrics were written for a rock song composed by friends of mine. They weren’t used in the end, but I liked them and I thought they deserved another chance, as a stand-alone poem.

I don’t usually use prompts, but last year I got inspired by one.
One day in March 2021, Robert Lee Brewer over at Writer’s Digest started a Poem a Day warm up for the 2nd ever April PAD Challenge, and the first prompt was: write a “Let’s” poem.
So I did.

I wrote this poem for this year’s edition of the Festival des migrations, des cultures et de la citoyenneté. It was displayed, together with an older poem of mine, during the Salon du Livre of the festival, which took place on the 8th of May 2022.

People passing by the window, quickly, in the rain that falls. I am waiting here for you, staring blankly at the walls.

This poem was read within the “Tales from Beyond” event that took place on the 1st of November 2019 and was included in the anthology of short stories and poems published with that occasion.

A quick rhyme that was inspired by a walk in a park.