The Snake And Dove Entwine Poem by Marcia Schechinger
The Snake And Dove Entwine
Behind a metal lamppost
a golden sunset shines
Lost in seaweed curtains
streaked with blue tint skies
There's a man in shadow
who plays a saxophone
Weaving such sweet music
under a fiery dome
Passersby do linger
lovers grasp their hands
Moonlight weaves and circles
the devil kneels and stands
His music is a sequence
of his very life
God is his circumference
the snake and dove entwine
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5/4/2024 12:58:46 AM # 1.0.0.1119
i can't help but love a poem about music.... wonderful last stanza.....
Thank you Sonya! Enjoy metaphors, to me they are like abstract paintings,
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