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 |   Entries for Promptly Poetry Challenge |
| The summer glare on the window glass is no match for the fluorescence overhead. An ancient cooling apparatus chugs steadily, it provides relief from the weather while masking the noise of the street. A door opens, a bell rings, it provokes annoyance rather than any hope of profit. Eyes peer over a pair of readers examining the interruption. No serious intent here in this pink sweatsuit and flushed face. A gift for a birthday, a baby book, perhaps a hot day and a last minute dash out of the heat. With a sigh, the shopkeeper rises and places a bookmark in her world. Promptly Poetry Challenge Week 47 (4/19) Write a poem about a woman who works at a bookstore. Line Count: minimum 12 |
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