Bedroom Afternoon by Eric HinkleLonely mountaintops
point to the
lonelier stars
Playful barefeet
poke prod probe
rolling seas of sand
Fragile flowers
whisper frantically
in April showers
Tiny tan fox:
giant ears hover
over charming grin
Olive trees
collectively waving
at lonely sun
Blinding lake
sends birds crashing
thru its surface
Happy sun
Eskimo-kisses
diving penguins
Summer trees
shake with laughter
at inside jokes
Silent shepherd
leading flocks of
grazing baaaaas
Ancient gray mud
long-cracked under
brutal sun
Granadino grenadine ears
and sprinting nose
in shivering dark
Spanish cat stares
at street wondering
"what´s the rush?"
Dark table vino
warms blood in
black brisky night
Sweet Spanish strings
shimmeringly strummed
spring Spanish streets 11/23/2009 Author's Note: Sorry, not a sex poem: American Haiku in Moroccan sand and Spanish fall, written in a quiet bedroom afternoon.
11/7/09.
Posted on 11/23/2009 Copyright © 2024 Eric Hinkle
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