Bubbles Poem by Charlotte Peters Rock
Bubbles
Lowryesque,
in a brown crombie,
swooping,
elegant,
to meet the pavement,
brushing shoes as he walked,
the man,
head tucked into high collar,
against the cold,
hands thrust into pockets,
deep,
was entertaining himself,
as he hurtled round the corner,
by the chemist's shop,
by blowing large, pink, bubbles.
20Dec1994 CPR
Saturday, March 3, 2012
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