The Sun Light at Dawn
Falling on Gray Pavement,
Old Houses,
New leaves, New Grass.
Raw peas pushed from the pod
With a thumb,
Snapping between the teeth,
Squirting juices in the mouth.
All raw fruits,
Blemished and pure
Sweet, tart, ripe,
Broken from their stems
By human hands.
A washed pane of glass
Passing Light
Between bright days
And this dark room.
A Bald head a gray beard.
A bare throat, no pearls.
A smile made of real teeth.
A human face like yours
With colors, flushes, pallors,
Expressions
Of its own.
- - - Rich Accetta-Evans (May 2002)
1 comment:
nice. a good nice.
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