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High Noon Poem (Adapted after High Noon by Edward Hopper)
November 9, 2017
An old empty house
Only one girl
She has no husband
Alone in this world
She looks at the sunset
Hand over heart
Tries to stay hopeful
Without falling apart
A big white house
With a red trim
She stands in the doorway
Waiting for him
© Ellen S., Franklin, KY
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This poem was written after seeing the painting High Noon, by Edward Hopper