A Cloud, of the Number Nine
The number nine, when said, is a bright red!
Such a ruby gleam! As pleasant
as a red rose that holds the morning's
raindrops that will then slide silently
off its petals, within the bushes
planted by a child of nine years.
On a lake a godly muse- nine sails,
that glide, hushed, under the evening
sky's blood that slowly seeps
into "number nine" clouds that are bursting clots.
Or they are dyed-saffron carnations,
worn with a kiss... of a night walker's lips.
For the "A Time for Nine" contest.
May 16, 2021
Copyright © Jennifer Cahill | Year Posted 2021
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