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Seahorses

Alien among aliens, Fanning delicate fins to promenade A prim coquette and starchy cavalier Trimmed and tined in ossein finery, Sipping shrimp cocktails, dancing demure Circles before blushing coral courts, Holding hinds in groves of turtle grass Until the paisley bodies Bump bellies, and she imbues his pocket With inklings marooned in dreaming Pegasus.
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jacqueline-brehmer-marshall
German
Published
Aug 15, 2010
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This is the "twin" of my poem Sea Star

Copyright 1992 JB Marshall

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