Root beer floats.
Children play
under the
arms of trees.
Hey, check out
that old dandy
in pressed jeans
brings his own
folding picnic tables.
Honey decks
the tables in fine
acrylic ware.
A third fires
the mesquite grill.
Sweet smoke curls
dance in the breeze
drifting by family
and friends.
Whispering wind
tickles toasted ears
with auburn tresses.
Wind whispers,"
I am here."
Find a peace
of the jigsaw puzzle.
Time to eat.
A spot remains empty,
waiting.
I like this poem. Pretty pictures, too.
ReplyDeleteThe poem is great.
ReplyDeleteSo in abstract,
the bittersweet
hot and fragrant
a mendicant
that hot warmth
on a cold day.
An old friend
from childhood
revisited
savoured
A brief sojourn
a fleeting glance
through the misty time.
Mmmmm... Now I'm hungry!
ReplyDeleteLOVED this!
ReplyDeleteI was just talking about women writers... and you, my dear, like many I know, don't disappoint.
I do hope to wideband your work someday..and with any luck, it won't be that far off. ;)
Hey Tom, thanks!
ReplyDeleteJust-Rodney, I envy your poetic reply!
Hi Pamela, me too. :)
Hi Generique (Ixxy)Media. Thanks!