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There Is a Woman in the Window

A poem

By Chloë J.Published about a year ago • 1 min read
There Is a Woman in the Window
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There is a woman in the window;

Lonely spider in her web,

She howls every time the wind blows

And on the glass she bangs her head.

She sits and watches, hungry,

She waits for something lovely.

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There is a woman in the window,

All day long, she’s settled there,

To watch us scurry far below;

She tries to trap me in her snare.

I hurtle past her door,

Lest she comes and asks for more.

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There is a woman in the window—

I avoid her at all costs—

When I can, I take the side road,

Even if it gets me lost.

I yield to this urge to flee;

The trapped, mad, woman; she is me.

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Chloë J.

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    Written by Chloë J.