Friday, 19 June 2020

A Poem a Day (182): Vegas


Vegas

Tree heads tower on stalks,
Stick-like trunks a-glitter
With glowing hula hoops.

This caterpillar of cars
Crawls almost immobile,
Seeking to eel its way
Deep into the valley.

Horns pierce the still air
With their own language,
Monosyllabic and flat.

All else sits still beneath
The jellied knowing stars,
Except for these neon winks
Of the showtime lights.

A morse code for walkers
Taking a nighttime stroll.

Copyright Vickie Johnstone, June 19, 2020

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