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Remember the wine that was stirred with cherry red words in a highball glass that looked back at us lazily with one eye winking seduction? Remember Paris and London where the pages turned slowly and the tourist buses zipped past the Champs D Elysee and London Tower and Soho framed in a window of opportunity never undressed before? Remember the postcards with glossy pigeons and castles and 'nights' in shining amour that balanced long lances and ladies and charged on steeds of grey metal four poster beds that creaked and groaned under the weight of many escapades? Remember that we are poets who play with words rousing and rustic, that embark on the imagination and course through the heart searching for ventricles and valleys that glisten and glow with newly discovered meanings each time we lift the skirt of its greater idiom and chuckle with laughter at being caught out? Author Notes Just another poem for DML who makes the nicest comments and meets me on a level playing field - all the time. © Marshall Gass. All rights reserved, 2 months ag
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Apr 16, 2014
Apr 16, 2014 at 2:59 AM UTC
Another Poem for DML.
Remember the wine that was stirred with cherry red words in a highball glass that looked back at us lazily with one eye winking seduction? Remember Paris and London where the pages turned slowly and the tourist buses zipped past the Champs D Elysee and London Tower and Soho framed in a window of opportunity never undressed before? Remember the postcards with glossy pigeons and castles and 'nights' in shining amour that balanced long lances and ladies and charged on steeds of grey metal four poster beds that creaked and groaned under the weight of many escapades? Remember that we are poets who play with words rousing and rustic, that embark on the imagination and course through the heart searching for ventricles and valleys that glisten and glow with newly discovered meanings each time we lift the skirt of its greater idiom and chuckle with laughter at being caught out? Author Notes Just another poem for DML who makes the nicest comments and meets me on a level playing field - all the time. © Marshall Gass. All rights reserved, 2 months ag
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