A Beach In Cascais Poem by Jan Oskar Hansen
A Beach In Cascais
A Beach in Cascais
On the beach of Cascais
Human seals, jam-packed
Soaking up the sun.
Female seals
are eying each other.
Who has the best tan?
Then they all go home
To dark shuttered flats
The fear of being seen
At home by prying eyes
sits deep in the mind
Of the Portuguese.
Sunday, August 18, 2019
Topic(s) of this poem: story
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