Sea Lion Poem by Jan Oskar Hansen

Sea Lion



Sea-Lion
I saw a seal in Durban big and sleek and its smile
Was wondrous, I think it had green eyes, right,
But, I'm not a very god swimmer and is sceptical
Of water, mermaids and swimming pools.
By chance, I saw a sleek woman cleaning a pool
And it was morning, she had green or blue or
Perhaps brown eyes of the type lionesses have
When a lion, has caught a prey it has to give it
Up when hyenas come around.
Conquests are a hyena's fare but it lacks delight
And the ability to laugh. The seal from Durban
I remember so well, had a hearty laughter and
A smile "thousand miles." Am I getting confused
Talking about lions and seals? Not at all but it was
A female and she sat my heart aflutter.

Thursday, December 4, 2014
Topic(s) of this poem: poetry
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