Sweet Lorraine

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You built your house well, shading it
from the eastern sun, shielding it
from the West Wind, making it
impregnable, you

grow lilies and quaint tropical plants in
window boxes to thwart the insects
that dance there and fill your nights
with the warm candle smoke of the South.

I found you beyond your fortress tossed
on a hill in a weak moment and
talked of trade and barter, concrete
waters where you swam safely, then

I penetrated your shell boat, you
filled with water and sank
like a stone. I
hammered the For Sale sign into your garden with
a mallet of jade


--30-- Montreal, June 1968

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AnonymousAnonymousalmost 20 years ago
i'm impressed

but who cares about that!! this is a great poem, keep up the good work, submit more!!

bluerainsbluerainsalmost 20 years ago
when walls

are down....wow what depth and heart....loved it....great pen...lol/bluerain

tarablackwood22tarablackwood22almost 20 years ago
Quite stylish.

A pleasure to read, and I did so more than once. It made me do that.

TathagataTathagataalmost 20 years ago
Great

images and details.

I like your style

Thank you

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