Brisk Man From Jaipur Poem by Donal Mahoney
Brisk Man From Jaipur
Two men tall,
one from here
and one from there,
in raincoats
at a bus stop,
pace and stare.
One of them
is soaked in tea,
brisk man from Jaipur
who semaphores
an anthracitic glare.
To barter for a smile
an alien’s obeisance
he, no fawn,
refuses.
The other man,
white cane and dog,
doesn’t seem to care.
Tuesday, November 12, 2013
Topic(s) of this poem: dog
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