Curves Are My Pleasure. Crescent Moons Poem by james watkin

Curves Are My Pleasure. Crescent Moons



Curves are my pleasure; crescent moons;
Sea-horse and blown glass.
Sundaes, smiles; that smooth tracked for bay.
Surfed wave. Snoozed by dune grass.

Winding in hills, hid in winding;
Byways, summer-forgot.
A sunshade; the ringlets therein.
Courtyard fount. Classic pot.

Melodic-strong, what wraps round
A fable, balletic.
Delineator's sleight that flies off
It all; brushing frantic!

Since what I more than peek at rates
As undebauched beauty
Apologize I not for another term
Of Sensual Geometry.

Wednesday, March 6, 2019
Topic(s) of this poem: shape
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james watkin

james watkin

Melbourne Australia
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