by Unknown
Jul 2010 299 Views 0 comments
King Creole
From the balcony,
Daniel Fisher,
moon-eyed, lovelorn,
baritoned 'Crawfish,'
his raven hair
slicker than
the shingled shore,
laved with eve's
waves, crisply
lisping. Here and
there fireflies
swayed greenly. Creole
throats echoed, throbbed,
the gloaming hummed.
Daniel Fisher,
moon-eyed, lovelorn,
baritoned 'Crawfish,'
his raven hair
slicker than
the shingled shore,
laved with eve's
waves, crisply
lisping. Here and
there fireflies
swayed greenly. Creole
throats echoed, throbbed,
the gloaming hummed.
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Posted: Jul 2010
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