Submit your work, meet writers and drop the ads. Become a member
Dec 5
Thrum.
Undulating across the cyan, sea scented lagoon,
  I watch Venezia condense like an artist
  sketching grey lines in the mist.
Murano: thump, a deeper varum,
  static air fills with diesel vapour,
  smelling of engine, tasting of oil.
Thrum away.
My eyes wash the roofs and domes with terracotta,
  till I step into the canvas
Written by
Gerry Sykes  66/M
(66/M)   
125
   N and Man
Please log in to view and add comments on poems