I hear the singing of the undertow
beneath the crumbling waves.
I watch it greedily leach
away the sand beneath
Fellini's beached monster.
The tide has drowned the beach
between us; the girl too distant,
too innocent to reach from here.
I turn my back on the fantastic
and light another cigarette.
Poetry Poem Fellini La Dolce Vita ars longa, vita brevis Marcello Mastroianni New Orleans
Vita Brevis
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Great imagery.
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It's hard to convey indifference and similar feelings well in poetry, but you succeed. Good piece.
i like it.
"too innocent to reach"
Your blog will be featured on October 2 at Poets Who Blog, during our Shine a Light on Poetry Month.
Sara
Sorry for the slow reply Sara, but thank you. We've been a bit busy down here with Hurricane Gustav.
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