In A Cheap Hotel Room in Paris.A Poem by Danny MetcalfeIn a cheap hotel room in Paris, I see
the horns of the Notre Dame as the flame of the evening sky,
lights my cigarette. I sit down at my typewriter with the ghosts of
history over my shoulder and turn my nose to the scent of my
words. The smell nauseates my senses, so I get up and make love
to an ancient saint, upon the bed made from a nest of stars. The many moons of Mary watch over us
and cover us in the milk of midnight.
O Paris! Your wind howls like a virgin sea. I once again sit down at my
typewriter---
my fingers like waves in search
of the tide. And like a drunken saint, await the storms of the sky. © 2021 Danny MetcalfeFeatured Review
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9 Reviews Added on January 13, 2021 Last Updated on January 13, 2021 AuthorDanny MetcalfeUnited KingdomAboutI am a writer, poet and playwright. All works are first drafts. My favorite writers are: Arthur Rimbaud, William S Burroughs, Clarice Lispector, Robert Walser, Julio Cortazar, Mikhail Bulgakov,.. more..Writing
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