
Across the face as if a muscle twitching.
Rated: Fiction K - English - Poetry - Words: 74 - Reviews: 1 - Published: 09-03-12 - id: 3055677
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This side of Strayhorn
The ragtime virgins
are Creole in the multicolored
vermillion street lights;
street lights jitter
across the face as if
a muscle twitching, or
sighing from eyeball
to ear lobe,
the southern courtesy
is customary in the
canyon, where the bugle
burns through bent
venetian blinds, and a
saxophone conforms to
the spine in slope,
the ragtime
Dixieland tastes like
daylight when it's hot
and the horizon is
speckled in night.
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