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My Ceiling Fan
August 18, 2016
Sitting in my room,
I see my ceiling fan
The fan only knows to spin one direction at one speed
The fan is a slacker in the eyes of an air conditioner
The fan feels guilty for not operating as an air conditioner
The fan has no potential in this household
As I stared at the fan,
I watched each arm spin
Simultaneously
I discovered I was the fan all along.
© Allie K., Lake Villa, IL
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This poem is to be read from my own perspective so that the reader can make one of their own.