Looking At A Lone Woman In a Bar (poem) by Doug Holder on AuthorsDen

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Looking At A Lone Woman In a Bar by Doug Holder Wednesday, April 28, 2004 Not rated by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan *based on a photo by Dianne Arbus
They are always so impenetrable. A dead stare at the wall. Her drink some half-empty prop. And the cigarrete... Still holding a torch but for what? No-- my gaze will not be met. And she will walk out the door. And the clues she will leave a certain dead end. And the cigarette will smolder and the smoke will follow its trail-- to nothingness.
Ibbetson Press

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Reviewed by Tami Ryan	6/14/2004

THIS is excellent! Wonderful expression. Thank you.




Reviewed by Andy Turner (Reader)	4/29/2004

A real forlorn feel to this, follow to nothingness, what is nothing?