Joy Horns
Sir Nicholas Beard
Softly braiding the scarf
the younger gypsy mirrors the action:
silk floating through the same.
Slicing the plum, swallowing through
throat holding stale, colorless
medallions… grinning. Hawks
push the winding river
onward as sun rolls back sky pillows
across the globe.
Lips blow:
over glass bottle-rim.
Merchants wash ancient cups outside
the theatre, filling pool over again.
Branches lifted over musty temple while
putrid egg’s lift into soft winds.
The worn, wretched clock
sings through cedars
while mannequins mold to respective
porches. Makeshift wooden crutches
roll onto the road
as children
push and comb through
tall, crunchy leaf-mounds, pulsing
with Joy that only
horns can shout.

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