Miniatures lie
in my cupboard
Like pawns
on invisible,
black and white squares;
staring at me
When I look at them
they evade my eyes
One of them
with a picture of gypsy girl
steals glances at me
Can she hear
the rhubarb of my heart?
What is it really?
A liturgy
or have I been hexed?
In a dark recess
of my heart
I caress the gypsy girl
She puts up
a mock fight with me;
snatching cherries
from the clutches of my lips
Someone knocks on the door
The spell breaks
The gypsy girl is nothing
but a label on a tiny bottle
But I can still smell
the gypsy girl's musk
My shirt is stained
A cherry
has squirted on it
2 comments:
What a gorgeous and moving poem!
nice indeed
d.i.
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