The Pondering Poet
Head in hand
he is seated, pondering,
as seen from the streets outside.
Narrow,
wide, limping along
yellow light.
Windsown wisdom, sadness, silence
bounds joyfully,
soars through the tavern’s roof,
airs into the city’s breeze;
wafts overseas
in the froth of waves
in mist dissipating…
Vertically, hovering above,
light! Light! Only
light, yellow light, once more glistening
from the window outside
where, head in hand,
the pondering poet is seated silently.
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