Copping A Smoke (a prairie poem)

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COPPING A SMOKE 770803/TOR

By JCSTREET © 2004

The prairie was open and warm, but
it was night

you came
out of a Lightfoot song
lightly
on foot, light
at my foot

a cigarette to share climbing
smoke tracing
tunnels of air
emptied by our moving limbs

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YDDYDDalmost 20 years ago
Gordon would be proud

Remarkable imagery

I love the start of the second stanza

"you came

out of a Lightfoot song

lightly

on foot,"

Another very good read

AnonymousAnonymousalmost 20 years ago
Lovely..

..and sweet poem. I see the spiralling smoke and the air-displacing limbs.

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