Sunday, 7 July 2013

Night Jaunts

The night floods in like rolling lava,
smothering the last dregs of day light.
My breath hangs in the air like smog adding to the
strangle hold on the city.
A voice like tattered ribbons of a well worn flag flutter by on a breeze as dry and un-moving as the skeletal remains of a bloated and squeezed open graveyard rolling down the hill - 
beckoning for a cigarette light to find a way home.
The dim x lights of the night muses spark to life and die an inch away.
Disembodied voices cajole as more ribbons flutter on a river of sliding sand dunes - seeking, seething, saluting pustule'd nudity,
then dissipate as the lowly gravitate to all they know from a classroom.


 

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