Who Lives Here By AM King Hillsborough County
Who lives here,
In this shack,
In a dead end corner,
By the bayou's edge?
A funeral bier,
Drapped in black,
With a weeping mourner,
Behind the overgrown hedge.
I pass as a sightseer,
And see the little placque,
On a post on the corner,
A statue of a little dog on a make shift ledge.
I will no longer pass by silent.
Silence for the lonely is an act of violence.
This poem is about:
My community