Interlude Poem by Nan Williamson
Interlude
interlude
sleeping on the rooftop
lulled by mourning doves
escaping curious eyes
uncouth lips and hands
here no massacres
no burlap sacks in open pits
the yellow days ask nothing
but green awe
delighted petals
shower wet pavement
city´s skyline shimmers
stirred by morning sun
tall towers glitter
god's eye view
Wednesday, March 29, 2017
Topic(s) of this poem: beauty,solitude
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