Corner Brook
Not far am of the name
-Cliff-wood
-it is called Corner-Brook
-that is where I could meet
-Penelope
People are
-most of them
-if not all
-busy with trivia
-I listen to Richard:
- "Here is great since
-though close to the town
-our life is by ravine…"
In front, a stub
-a branch and a bow
-then trunk and ground
-fallen are some leaves on
-yellowish, harsh grass
I look up
-see the leaves
-feel sitting in a chair
-hair saloon
Watch motions in crawl
-the masters and workers
-the cashier, customers
-rabbit-hole-workplace
-or the bees' or ants' nest
The stub is White-Horn
-as handle of brush
-in the hand of artist
-who also holds the tips
-of girl hair in the seat
-and paints on…
The hair ends old colors remain there
-similar are is green of the leaves in ravine…
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
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