Smogasbord, and so
Health,
A dashboard of delights.
Supine could be;
Relaxed on a hospital bed,
Goose down,
Luxurious but bad for your back,
Foam,
Sometimes current but initially,
Uncomfortable,
A sister healed,
A discussion beyond Mum,
Silver Hair framing,
Ice-blue eyes,
Wrinkles round a mouth;
Ripe fruit is determined by smell, and
A mango,
Will flood a kitchen with colour.
Who are you now,
Riding on the upper deck to Luton with,
The Book in your lap and,
The Wind in your hair?
Why are you a mango,
Ripe to eat?
When love is alive, or
Dying,
Aroma disperses into cupboards, is
Dispensed across sofas, and
Out walking I thought,
A million dollars can change everything.
– have your wings clipped but clip them yourself,
spoof your location, so health.
Angels are born everyday.
♦picture♦ – Eartha Kitt, Wikipedia♦
evocative short poetry – words move
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