Res John Burman (27th October 1942 to 'Not Yet! ' / London, Middlesex, England)
Poems by Res John Burman : 5 / 124
'Ancient Visions'
An elderly gentleman
Standing in the middle of the junction
Completely oblivious to the traffic
Trying to edge around him.
I took him by the elbow
And led him to the safety of the kerb.
'D'you know? ' he asked wistfully
Gazing at the mist haloed street lights,
'It was just such an evening as this
I last saw Nonie Collins! '
Res John Burman
Submitted: Tuesday, July 31, 2012
Edited: Tuesday, July 31, 2012
Poems by Res John Burman : 5 / 124
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