Wind, Flicks And Mirrors

 

Stepping out into this morning’s

 Windstorm was like walking

Unexpectedly into a strip show,

Every branch and limb bending

And blowing, showing everything

And more, women on the street

Daring in dresses, struggling to

Keep things and bits together,

Except for one who seemed to

Dance with the gusts and gale,

Unconcerned when her sweet

Spots would flash a shot of

Anticipating eyes and wishing

Faces, my kind of gal, free and

At one with the world she is in,

You came to mind in that blustery

Busyness, you and the flicks that

Sometimes seem like you’re

Looking in a mirror.

 

Stephen Nesbitt ©

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