Nobody asleep
Lorca
dreamed of the Grenadian sun
he
walked shapes of afternoons
Under the cathedral wall
bells chimed out the length of day.
Squares full with people
smoking
and talking
he
saw desire stencilled
in
trunks of cypress.
Down
long alleys stretched
like
arms he
wove
gypsy
music round shoulders
and
walked in small strides
toward
bars
del barrios
as
one with the air of the Sierra Nevada.
In
the setting chill of evening
were
nights of music and dancing
and waiting in corners curled with smoke.
and waiting in corners curled with smoke.
Nobody
is asleep on this earth.
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ReplyDeleteYours is a terrific poem. Puts me right there.
ReplyDeleteGranada?
ReplyDeleteor really
Grenada
?