Animated Mannequins In A Still Life Mall(6)

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By <font color= "white"> ~~~~GLOSTARG~~~~

Animated mannequins in a still life Mall... Awaiting a lock-up from the guard down the hall. Have you ever wondered how the unlife live; have you dared to think about it as you pass by them? Animated maniquins in a still life Mall Striking contrast to the clutter against the wall. Awaiting a lock-up from the guard down the hall. No such luck now, at least two hours more to stall! Dizzing motion as walkers pass by, Out in a distance, a man unloosens a tie. A smooth haired young woman, hair pulled back too tight, She laughs and watches another's obnoxious delights. Awaiting a lock-up from the guard down the hall. Have you ever wondered how the unlife live; have you dared to think about it as you pass by them? Little Tony Blue comes crying with his Mom not even a thought of all the good he has done. Can he not have the thing that his heart most desires Animated maniquins in a still life Mall... Striking contrast to the clutter against the wall. Awaiting a lock-up from the guard down the hall. No such luck now, at least an hour more to stall! Those dismal trends which seem to repeat, Horrid styles which are worn on the street. The clamour and noise of cliperty feet, of shuffeling aged patrons just looking for a seat. Mr. Everett searches as most all his money's lost. his steps he retraced as he sorrowfully counted the cost. But the Animated maniquins in a still life Mall are a Striking contrast to the clutter against the wall. Awaiting a lock-up from the guard down the hall. No such luck now, a half hour more to stall! We stand here unnoticed, actions flurry and arise, We hoping to retire these all gazing eyes. Go Home! the shop's closed can you not read my sign? Myra a teenager just running down the hall and a rude fellow pushed her against the wall, tripped into the maniquins in the still life Mall. The clamour and noise of cliperty feet, Awaiting a lock-up from the guard down the hall. Have you ever wondered how the unlife live; have you dared to think about it as you pass by them? of shuffeling aged patrons just looking for a seat. Oh sister don't whine... I've been on my feet too long! Girl, I am telling you... you're going to have to change your song. We stand here unnoticed, actions flurry and arise, We hoping to retire these all gazing eyes. Go Home! the shop is closed can you not read my sign? Animated maniquins in a still life Mall Striking contrast to the clutter against the wall. Awaiting a lock-up from the guard down the hall. The clock strikes Ten at the back office den. The cafe closes it's doors, The Shears Shop, The Dennies, the Flares Boutique, Lights out and lock out the cash drawers. Awaiting a lock-up from the guard down the hall. Have you ever wondered how the unlife live; have you dared to think about it as you pass by them? Animated maniquins in a still life Mall Striking contrast to the clutter against the wall. Please go Home the shop is closed. Capristar

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i so love this but i might not be getting what you are trying to make me thin ki have my own ides. its goo really its weird

i so love this but i might not be getting what you are trying to make me thin ki have my own ides. its goo really its weird

December 1, 2007 00:36.:side:walk:.

It so easy for the little mishaps in life to go unnoticed, there is no better way to explain the beauty of it than this poem! Bravo!

December 16, 2007 03:45Awakening Me

Very eerie, in a good sort of way...

January 8, 2008 12:55User

Brilliant!

January 18, 2008 17:01Sheila

I really like this poem . It is so easy to get caught up in our own lives that we fail to see and feel for every one and thing around us. Being caught up in our own mundane little lives.