Saturday, September 3, 2016

Sleeping suburbia

Suburban street night lights
show collarless cats on the dusky prowl
for others and Friday night laughter, squeals,
leak out over the rooftops.

Venus loosens her belt
of lavender lingerie.

It is called, Good Evening.

A front door closes, somewhere
down the block-moan and thud,
then a dog speaks up,
in protest or jest.

Kerrr-clunK, kerrr-clunK,
rolls a skateboard by my
bedroom window where my
bed is against the window.

I see a silhouette where
the belly of the open rose
is quietly collecting dew.
Beauty sleeping bloom.

Cast in the far corner
on my white walls, the moon-
light speaks, near the door
-Beckoning-

for more room fortnight.





Photo Unknown (not given) in [Public domain], via Wikimedia Commons.

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