The Cellar Poem by Robert Melliard

The Cellar



There's a cellar near Leon - a restaurant now;
a maze of tunnels, steps and corners,
hacked from stubborn rock and clay
by former, clearly tougher generations.

The lights are low, and there are candles;
the furniture looks suitably antique.
The food is simple but delicious,
with tasty salads, wine and cheese.

Whatever reasons there may be,
it's the kind of rustic, time-worn place
in which an hour or two of happiness
for us, at least, seems guaranteed...

Monday, December 29, 2008
Topic(s) of this poem: fun
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very well described and pictured, nice piece :)

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