Poetry
of Dana Pattillo (He uses Dr. Omed's Patented Oil of Prosody, and you can too!)
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Saturday, September 13, 2003

POEM OF THE DAY

Parade

 

The rain walks down East Colfax Avenue

on stiletto heels.

She’s not for sale, the only lady walking this night.

 

She’s a cold thing—still,

I find some comfort:

Against her chill, I can know my own warmth.

 

Good to walk with her:  I’ve been walking.

 

She makes no promises.

There’s no rainbow in her dress,

only blessing

with a chill caress.

 

The words fall, hot tears in a cold skillet,

and dance away.

 

Dana Pattillo, Denver, 1987

(PoD 49)


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