A FRIEND IN DEED

I look forward to my connection bus stop
On the corner of Broadway and Main StreetÂ
In the city of CaladoreuÂ
There, three months agoÂ
I met an old manÂ
Waiting on the five forty-five bus
He seems to always be there
When I arrivedÂ
What a charming happy old soulÂ
I thought to myselfÂ
Greetings my young friendÂ
He will say, with a smileÂ
As bright as the sun
I felt so at ease talking to him
He always showed interest in what I have to sayÂ
The last time we spoke, he said somethingÂ
I will never forgetÂ
He said. " Most people continue doing wrong
Until they have an accident with reality."
I thought that was so profoundÂ
Months had passed and I never seen him againÂ
I've asked countless personsÂ
But no one seems to recall Mr WaltonÂ
From the bus topÂ
As faith would have itÂ
While waiting on my connection bus
I met an older woman at the bus stopÂ
And asked her if she knew a Mr Walton
She replied..
Yes I do.. He had passed away two years agoÂ
I was shocked, after realizingÂ
For the last three monthsÂ
I was in conversationÂ
With a ghost at the bus stop.
Wilford Barker.
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Hey Sir BARKER!!......this is so cool....I love paranormal stuff....and this is right up my alley.....even though you stated it as just "Humor"....I have known/seen similar occurrences in reality......But what I like the most is the way you formatted the poem itself......it is a VERY compelling piece of poetic narrative and (for me) is truly compelling subject matter!!......ALL STARS!!......Nicely penned dear poet brother!!......LOVE & ROCKETS!......T xo : )
Thank you the comment Sir T.
i have been checking you out lately.
real good stuff on your page my friend.
When I stop by, I am always amazed at your gift andÂ
abundance of talent.
Thanks again my Friend.
Hello Wilford, I do love this piece. I especially enjoyed how you naturally led the reader casually into the strange. Because that’s what it’s like when things like that happen. In the event, it feels normal. Only later do we digest and feel the chillsÂ
loved this narrative spooky encounterÂ
Gwen :)Â
Lol..
Thanks Gwendoline.
Spooky indeed.