246 to RichmondA Poem by elroyburnsA different part of town246 To Richmond Phantom porters. Sweep out dusty halls, With slow old man hands,
Coughing and spitting in the junk sick dawn,
Stoical Vietnamese, With cancelled eyes, Never show sickness
A couple on the nod, Passed by the tireless pacing of downtown ghosts.
He sought them all out, Cautious patient and slow, With the dead eyes of a dealer,
Dropped into their bloodless hands, A few hours of warmth. © 2011 elroyburns |
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Added on March 3, 2011 Last Updated on March 3, 2011 AuthorelroyburnsMelbourne, AustraliaAboutLiving in a small town in Spain.. a lot of time on my hands... more..Writing
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