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Poetic sketches of poems beginning with A through D |
| [ASR] Like many cities of wood, Detroit has burned. For many years it was a Halloween tradition. ♠♠♠♠♠ Detroit (iii) ♠♠♠♠♠ Garden patches adorn the abandoned streets where on Hell Nights past the fires raged. Each manor that was spared the flames and ash stands proud, now tomatoes grow in well worked soil loved by the cool of nights and humid days the warmth that encourages the rage and cucumbers growth the okra pods point where yesterday they formed from brown based ivory petals, hibiscus blooms where once the city boomed and busted. Now gardens grow guarded by the manor's shacks that dot abandoned lots. Kåre Enga catalogue numbers: [162.453] 15 oktober 2005 |
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