The Girl On The Street (Late September In Manhattan) Poem by Eugene Levich
The Girl On The Street (Late September In Manhattan)
She walked by so quickly
Her beauty touched only like a whisper
About twenty or so
Impossibly lithe, lovely, and slender
The Goddess Diana
Small upturned breasts
Apples in the Garden of Eden
What the Italians call
'Piccoli ma sinceri'
[Small but sincere]
And for a second under her dark hood
One glimpsed a pale pretty face
And blond hair
PUTTING THIS INTO November's showcase, Section B, may turn a few heads. bri :)
Mama mia! Ora mi scusi ma. i have to use the bagno. funny! when i toured Italy, i had a date one night. as we were about to make love, she whispered in my ear; ' me “Piccoli ma sinceri”. that was all it took: sincerity! bri :) this will be in MyPoemList and in my/our October a showcase for PH poets on my PH site. bravo.
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4/26/2024 10:44:21 PM # 1.0.0.1119
A beautiful girl, beautiful place. Manhattan is the ultimate.
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