Rye Road Revisited
This morning, Indian tea by my window, the steam
of wet leaves just right for the view
of the common lawn under golden drifts, a pensioner
bent against the wind at 8 30 am, behind
a wheeled walker, early for the supermarket
as the old always are, shuffling as fast
as he can, followed by a fourteen-year old, cap
low and sagging backpack, late for school
as the young always are, slouching as slowly
as possible. The two keep perfect pace along the path.
of wet leaves just right for the view
of the common lawn under golden drifts, a pensioner
bent against the wind at 8 30 am, behind
a wheeled walker, early for the supermarket
as the old always are, shuffling as fast
as he can, followed by a fourteen-year old, cap
low and sagging backpack, late for school
as the young always are, slouching as slowly
as possible. The two keep perfect pace along the path.
4 Comments:
oh, yes, I am sitting at the window by you and what what is happening.Really good!
Thank you, sorella...you are being very productive yourself lately!
Aisha
Ah yes, has the same sort of twist as the Hepburn--Loren poem. I'll write the coffee series if you write the Rye Road / Oslo series :)
Helm.
Hmmm-- arent you referring to me with my foot in my mouth again :) the Rye Road poem above this one....
Aisha
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