The Clover LeafA Poem by Michael Oliver
We eat in a pseudo Hellenic atmosphere
Day salted with the bacon baguette Dark streaked a Greek particular blonde 'Eh' dark darkens with a glissando Endless talk arranging the disheveled forks English mysterious understood adequacy not ours A black and white trim neat performance Their laughter their business their world Still black eyed he still limps White shirt tapers to troubled hips Collar undone medallion silver weaves glints Against modesty of his chest hair Entrapment stalks through this white premise Walls windows large light abounds imprisoned Standing a single and single staring Longing at the passing street Actors snugged at the table corner Grey fabric performs curve thigh promise V necked theme mist hair chest Young player confesses to chips ketchup Buttocks .loud with their stated arrogance Shirts ties accepted their formal youth Their table revealed their table introduced Their order their wishes soon satisfied Joining age and youth she sits Ginger hair thinning reclining back relieved A domain stated with blue influence She spoons her latte and instructs So where is Greek air now? Lost service of the seeking exile Grey hair their patriarch their attractive look Their laughter their business their world © 2013 Michael OliverReviews
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1 Review Added on July 5, 2013 Last Updated on July 19, 2013 AuthorMichael OliverAboutI like capturing the world in various mediums for a long time I was a painter, but more recently I realize the same imperative can be used to direct words as well as brushes. more..Writing
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