Hello Poetry
Submit your work and get some sparkles! Create free account
I lean against a stucco building that has a turquoise whale painted on the sidewalk in front and pop in a piece of Wrigley’s as vendors unload eggplant and plump onions, two women walk past, one isn’t wearing a bra and the other should be wearing two, I see a neighbor listening as three Jamaican bucket drummers argue over cigars, my neighbor nods and flips his Pall Mall into the street, a gal walking a Lhasa Apso snuffs the cigarette with her heel, the dog hikes on a crate of cabbage sitting atop a guitar case; bravo to you God, a better morning I could not have lived.
0
Sep 12, 2016
Sep 12, 2016 at 8:10 AM UTC
Farmer's Market Prayer
I lean against a stucco building that has a turquoise whale painted on the sidewalk in front and pop in a piece of Wrigley’s as vendors unload eggplant and plump onions, two women walk past, one isn’t wearing a bra and the other should be wearing two, I see a neighbor listening as three Jamaican bucket drummers argue over cigars, my neighbor nods and flips his Pall Mall into the street, a gal walking a Lhasa Apso snuffs the cigarette with her heel, the dog hikes on a crate of cabbage sitting atop a guitar case; bravo to you God, a better morning I could not have lived.
doug-potter
Written by
Sep 12, 2016
Sep 12, 2016 at 8:10 AM UTC
Request permission to use this poem