Beige
Lights flash by the window
I know them, and they barely register.
A familiar hacking cough disturbs.
Tinny announcements are ignored
By my numb mind.
My beige life,
Clatters in time with the carriage –
Clickety-clack, clickety-clack, clickety-clack,
Day after day.
I need colour…
At the next station, she steps into my life.
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WatermelonΒ
There is something satisfying,
When the seed you spit, lands perfectly
On the shoulder of your detractor –
Unbeknownst to them.
Is not the day a little brighter?
The juice a little sweeter?
The colour more than watermelon?
The future seems promising,
The past… Further past…
The joy of simple revenges.
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Red
As long as she can remember
Her view from the hillside cottage
Had been Argassi’s terracotta rooftops –
Down to the turquoise Mediterranean.
This has been her anchor.
She was born here,
She grew here,
She learned here,
She loved here,
She taught here,
And she gave here.
Now she is returned to the soil…
to become part of here.
I enjoyed them Andy. it’s a pity Biege should have meet Red earlier in life !.
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Hahaha! True π. Love ya Dad ππ
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Wonderful compilation. The first one ends with a streak of light, the light seems brighter in the second one, and the third one shows the dropping of the curtain… dramatic …loved all three… π
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Thanks Mani ππ
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Those simple revenges! If only, people could leave it at that π
XxX
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Indeed Patty, indeed ππ
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I just saw it in front of me (in my head)…people spitting melon seeds at each other, hahaha
Forgot to tell you, I love these tales again and to wish you a fantastic weekend. XxX
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Thank you patty, very kind of you to say so and I am extremely happy that somebody enjoys what I write, other than me π
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