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Blues in the Night By David Roth © 24th February, 2005
Blue-smoke haze hovers Like clouds over plastic green hills. Wrapping itself like musty garland Around the faces Of performers and audience alike.
Darkness drips like molasses syrup Cementing the patches of haze Together in a surrealistic world Where anything can happen, But nothing likely will.
A man in a brown tweed jacket, Making love in tender kisses To the mistress hanging from the strap on his neck, Strange smelling glow of vegetation Dangling perilously from his lip.
Shadowy hulk of another man, Hands caressing and teasing The long, sleek neck of his sinewy lover, While the sensuous tickle of ivories Floats hauntingly from under a faded spot.
No boundaries wrapped in sheets of music Interfere with the passionate display, No discernable guide to direct the flow, Yet the love they make is as erotic as it is flawless, Soulful and eternal, blues in the night. |
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