Curaçao, Prologue of PietermaaiA Poem by Ken e BujoldHere, legs, loathing daylight exertion, sit watching the slow inch of a straggling cloud drift across a lazuline sky--
follow the brooding glance of a chocolate eyed bar girl scanning the skiffs rainbow riding in on the afternoon's returning tide the faintest whiff of a late evening thunder heading our way--
time seeps through the indolent fissures of the tourist's inveterate ache for the novelty of a vigorless inhalation.
Life keeps to itself here, the need for punctuality a skill rarely honed: no one hurries, the sun-sedated pace baked into the senses makes a meal of idleness--a pan será soft-buttered block of old Gouda shared across a near ancient Douro Port.
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1 Review Added on October 13, 2022 Last Updated on October 13, 2022 AuthorKen e BujoldSomewhere in Ontario, CanadaAboutWriters write, it's what we do. Fish swim, woodpeckers peck... writers scribble (inside and outside the lines). more..Writing
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