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Enga mellom fjella: where from across the meadow, poems sing from mountains and molehills. |
{c:PankCaddylack} I was a long lovely slink a whipped cream capped convertible my chassis a luscious pink. I was a love song on a long lonely road a love couch parked beneath the old busstop. I was cherished, mi amor. Until some wannabe Elvis tried to ride my pristine top. Damn him. Once I could outrun the cops. Look at me now in this bare parking lot; worn out where the love-song stopped. © Kåre Enga [166.170] 2009-08-12 [untitled] Black beetle looking for a fella: rain-soaked beetle with a black umbrella. © Kåre Enga [166.171b] 2009-08-12 Urn Come smell my breath, O Love. The faint tobacco of sweet petunia overflows my rim and beauty covers the ancient reek of death. In peppermint swirls of red-and-white they bloom. Come see this transformation to light from dusty gloom and cry not for the grey-bone ashes that you seek. © Kåre Enga [160.171a] 2009-08-12 [untitled] Her eyes: deep as black-eyed-Susans. His hair: rough-stemmed golden rods. Their bed: a pillow of red and ivory clover. © Kåre Enga [166.171c] 2009-08-12 Madonna of the Prairie So proud and standing tall, Black Locust, your fern-like leaves entice; but, should I ever trespass there your thorns won't warn me twice. © Kåre Enga [166.173c] 2009-08-12 [untitled] Geese read the library's lawn. Swallows swoop to hear their stories. © Kåre Enga [166.173a] 2009-08-12 Mandy's late-summer breeze Swaying on a purple prairie clover, this is what Downy, the woodpecker sees: August milkweed feeding the butterflies, bull thistles enticing fat bumblebees, cattails waving to Iowa cornfields, Mandy walking through a late-summer breeze. © Kåre Enga [166.173b] 2009-08-12 The title comes from Seals and Crofts. "We may never pass this way again" was playing at The Break Espresso. But this song seems more apropo. These poems are from Mandy's prompts in her plog's entry:"Invalid Entry" ![]() ME? It's been a good day. ![]() Montana: 64° at 9 p.m. in Missoula. 16,878 |