Ornaments Poem by Dennis Go

Ornaments



She peddles on the street
Gold and silver laces
At minimal costs.
Brilliant stones, rubies
Pile up her portable stall;
Neither for rent nor for sale
But in exchange of the love
More priceless
Than gemstones.

Retail consumption
Seems all mixed up.
I can't recall
If those clusters
Are real,
Not just ornaments
On sidewalk trenches.

Tuesday, January 12, 2010
Topic(s) of this poem: silver
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Dennis Go

Dennis Go

Manila, Philippines
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