Sanguine sun slowly sinks Behind the copper dunes. Marooned in a crimson sky Bloodshot clouds grimace angrily Or coquettishly blush their shame - my Titian companion sprawled Nakedly beside me, my scarlet woman Her flaming hair triumphantly Tossed upon the salmon sands Her pink skin roseate in Dusk's vermillion glow. Presently the last ruby rays Will flicker thru a terracotta haze And inflamed passion sated, She will go. P.J. Murphy (c) P.J. Murphy 2005Note: This was an entry for one of a series of Allpoetry.com contests with colour themes, this one being 'Red'
Wednesday, September 28, 2005
Tryst
Labels:
P.J. Murphy poems,
PJ Murphy poetry,
poem Tryst
Location:
Wexford, Ireland
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