Zanze: At The Bus Stop

I am standing at the bus stop
For my car cannot be driven
A woman, with a lollipop
Passes, judgement unforgiven.

I am standing at the
Side of a busy road
A self-proclaimed pooh-bah
With her eyes tries to goad.

I am standing
My ground, until
Her demanding
Eyes overkill.

I am
Going to walk,
Away from this exam
Glaring through her glaicit gawk.

2019©DSCoremans

Published by DS Coremans

Darren Syme (DS) Coremans was born in March 1989 in Stirling, Scotland. Darren is his parents youngest of three sons, though not by much, his twin brother (DW) is only 13.5 minutes older. Darren’s older brother, by six years, (PJ) is a musician; he and Darren work together on occasion. Darren and both of his brother’s live in their parent’s home with their father to allow DW to continue living at home. DW was born with hydrocephalus and cerebral palsy and requires one-to-one care around the clock. After their mother passed away suddenly in September 2018 it was decided as a family to recover together in their family home. DS Coremans is a writer, poet and creative. DS is a full-time student, family carer and guardian.

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