The September 2007 poetry project consists of writing one poem per day in the month of September and putting it up for public consumption regardless of its state of completion.
Poem 7. California
California in denim shorts with the crescent moons of her ass setting on her thighs, One tanned lean leg skims the other as she sails along, Her high heels don't hit the contaminate ground. Hair pulled back in a pony tail, bolted down by Gucchi sunglasses. In her labelled bag, a book, bookmarked to page 32, the spine never cracked. Her Reiki therapist recommended it to all her special clients. She sips Evian and taps the diamond pendant that hangs just below her throat chakra. |
©Rachel Levine 2007
