It's Not A Greek Tragedy Poem by Alexandre Nodopaka

It's Not A Greek Tragedy



After playing with the kids
the guessing game
of making short sentences
based on the acronyms

of car license plates I saw
through the open window
a glimpse of her forearm
in the driver's seat.

Judging by the sight of it
She's built like a small
bricklayer a hint I get
from her open ended truck.

She has a love tattooed
on her soft fleshy triceps.
A Greek theatrical mask
of a buoyant female.

Sunday, October 28, 2012
Topic(s) of this poem: pome
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