Poetry

Once seated

The old purple towel,
faded to dull lilac, placed
on the seat of the bent
picnic table. The grey wood
stained with black mould.
It’s chilly. But there’s sun enough
to sit for awhile. The dogs
in the neighbourhood are barking
like a modern jazz quartet.
The bass hungry, the drums excitable,
the piano just for fun,
the trumpet leading them on.

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