was under the highway,
where the tire-anthem droned over the concrete crypt.
Graffiti was your Mona Lisa
sprawled inelegantly across the cement.
I was a footman to
your roguish smile.
Leashed, I trailed
through needle-fine, hip-high
cat-tail grasses,
to this hooligan's annex.
Those brown bemused eyes said--I can't decipher you
The flames made a watery quiver on the wall.
Once,
I was satisfied with this
sentimental,
midnight August,
light-year,
daydream-memory,
of you.
This is intriguing.
ReplyDeleteIt makes me think.
I like it.