Pretty In Placerville Poem by Stan Petrovich
Pretty In Placerville
Hands are made for grasping
Gold, dust in brown canvass bags, nuggets
For teeth impressions.
Dust trails lead in and out
Of toil and thirst. The thirst for
Gold, soul of the merciless mine.
The gold is mine.
My fingers are worn short
From rolling in the abrasives;
My lips made thin by kissing
The sun come down to earth.
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4/25/2024 8:12:16 AM # 1.0.0.1119
fantastic imagery and meaning..loved it. SG