7 in the
evening
I stood up in the
rain
13 minutes
passed
since I left my
early poems, muted,
in the rain
as I was
Leave-taking my
London train
In Brighton
Station
I stood up trying
to do a Mary Poppins
with my golden
gadget umbrella-in blue
floating up to
the highest height
I was going
through a terrible eye pain
gripping a hot
starbucks coffee
my goblet dropped
down
in the last flush
of the shore light
My muses went
betimes elated
By a wonderfully
glimpsing star light
it enlightened
me,
set off some
strangely surreal delight
upon my telltale
sky
and that made my eyes'
day
my eyes were contented I
bought a Blue
Trench Coat
before,
from churchill square
from churchill square
my new umbrella
couldn’t withstand the heavy rain
I stood up in the
rain
waiting for 27
Westdene,
inside the
bus
My Ferragano
glasses fell into my gypsy bag
at arm's length
from me
There I met a man
who
looked hefty and
stout
but the truth, a
human vigor
comes not from
body muscles
but from his long journey of soul pain
By Tongdean Road
Each of us chose
to drop off
He was much in
pain
His face looked
young and pale
He’s stifling in
agony
Did he know his
pain
drove me enough
insane
At Meadow
Close
Something I saw
in his twinge
Something weird
and insane
I said that's no
fair,
You die in solo
dance
It’s no
fair, You who dies in pain
You die in solo
human pace
So your
fever
to
convalesce,
have you
seen
the last scene of
Love in
Andalus?
Have you
planted
Your hands to
serve
a darvish who is
madly whirling in love?
Have you not
withdrawn
a soft swan song
near Woodruff
Avenue or
In Valley
Goldstone?
Have you drunk
from the river of
Fever
and dried your
pain
with embroidered
towels
tearing in the
wind?
A swift pang I
have received
in my heart
a too shelling
pain
Into Meadow
Close
Something I saw in
his twinge
Something weird
and insane
I said that's no
fair,
You die in solo
pain
in the rain
I stood up trying
to do a Mary Poppins
with my golden
gadget umbrella
floating up to
the highest height
I was going
through a terrible eye
pain
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