Sahdvat Harsen
Poems by Sahdvat Harsen : 2 / 4
The Jazzman of Stonehenge
The Jazzman of Stonehenge;
kneeling
taps his tiny toffee hammer
on the tarmac path.
Shakes his matchbox at
passing feet.
From his coat pocket takes
a small dull blade
to make quiet scraping noises,
like a field mouse
eats corn.
Suddenly!
smiles,
rocks back & forth,
hums a musical note.
e-flat.
He stops.
Slaps his leg.
Ha Ha.
No applause.
And anyway, beyond the ropes
the Stones have heard it
all before.
Sahdvat Harsen
Submitted: Wednesday, March 13, 2013
Poems by Sahdvat Harsen : 2 / 4
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