Button pushed
Waiting impatiently
For the doors to open
Green arrow flashes
Bell chimes
Doors part
Eyes glare at me
Silently screaming
Don't you dare
Enter here
Doors close
Before I can react
Press the button
Once again
Waiting impatiently
Until the doors
Bang & rattle
Sliding open
Only to hear
A frantic voice
Call out
"Shut the door!"
"Shut the door!"
Oh! The joys of traveling in New York. In the morning, we just needed coffee, then this happened. Crowded elevators. Passengers crammed in. No one wants to make room. I don't blame them. If it were me, would I do the same? Probably!
Thanks for readying my poems. Please check out my other poems and short stories. It will mean the world to me. ~ KAS
About the Creator
KA Stefana
I started writing as a hobby during quarantine. From a hobby, a passion bloomed. Author of Dark Fantasy with a twist of romance. Available on KU - The Origins of Darkness, The Daughters of Darkness and The Forgotten.
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