From Out a Window (I.P.)
By luigi_pagano
- 1988 reads
It is the small hours
in a Mexican town.
In the dark night
fireflies frolic
and compete with the stars;
cicadas converse
in a low monotone;
others souls slumber
awaiting the dawn.
In an elegant villa,
surrounded by hibiscus
and bougainvillea,
a lovesick señorita
looks down on the street
from out the window
of the top floor.
A band of mariachi
is assembled below.
They strum and warble
on behalf of a suitor.
Te quiero, they sing,
and her knees turn to jelly.
Although wide awake,
she must be dreaming.
© Luigi Pagano 2013
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Comments
Luigi this is gorgeous. This
Luigi this is gorgeous. This isn't words it's a painting.
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Hi Luigi, I'm okay thanks.
Hi Luigi, I'm okay thanks. Haven't written much in the wy of fiction, lately. so nothing new to read, love. And you are more than welcome.
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Incredible Luigi. This is
Incredible Luigi. This is such a vivid picture you create, here. Took me to a warmer, lighter place.
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Have just had a go with the
Have just had a go with the italic for señorita - it looks alright to me on Firefox. Does it cause a new line break on your browser?
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