April 27, 2004

  • Spring Along The Charles



    In New England it can happen in April,
    the cold wet rain subsides for a bit,
    and like a old familiar lover she pulls back her skirts





    a bit


    and we,


    wishing to glimpse her seductive
    warm breezed thighs wet with the
    promise of long hot days,





    (we are lazy in the sun,


    long canted shadows beached


    beside the ice cream


    stand,)


    we rush as to a promised hot date
    into the clear cool New England Spring Day.


    These are wanton days spun in the silk
    of promise and desire, worn with a grateful disdain
    colored both slate grey and Kelly.


     


    Spring is a bridge between,

    Spring is a span over,


    Spring is a stradling thing



    I stand over.



    A new warmth closes around


    my choaked senses,
    dark blue veined winter escapes


    with a coolish good-bye.


    In my eye only newness glinting like a seedling in the sunshine!


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