St Malo Poem by Leslie Philibert
St Malo
a tall blonde, white plaited with salt
all elbows and knees, a new menhir
on a tided stage of
tidewash and wind, crouched under
a sky of ovens and red brick,
serious and wide-eyed
before a sandring that loses
its smile as the sun drowns;
the sky turns to black.
Wednesday, June 18, 2014
Topic(s) of this poem: art
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