People
moving in and out every week:
Some here to
stay a while; others tempo-
rary until a
more suitable place is found.
How many
stories reside in a ten-storey
apartment
building, how many lives yelled
out loud in
the middle of the night?
How many
silently wished and whispered
away? I’ve
lost count, there is no measure-
ment taken
which can accurately say.
Some
acknowledge others in passing, and
then there
are those who wouldn’t give the
time of day.
People,
young and old, retired, jobless, a few
rungs up the
ladder to who knows where or
When.
Dripping
faucets, toilets plugged and overflowing,
music heard
damn near a mile away. Doors slam-
ming night
and day—The comings and the goings.
Nothing
stands still. Even the old man as he sits
quietly in
Apartment 316 grows older.
Chris
Hanch 9-11-15
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