Medicine Show
Late summer evening looking toward
The starlit sky
And feeling the droplets crawling toward the cotton
surrounding a neck that lips had once touched so lightly
In a moment of an eternity where now a town converges
On a canvas palace at a time when
faith was part of the advertisement and the heartache and pain
could be vanquished by uncorking the mysteries
of a planet only light years away from
The acknowledgement of human error
And they bought into the dream that tomorrow
would bring the change that was really unnecessary and
they returned to that existence which encouraged them
To wait for another hot summer night when
The medicine show returned.
Copyright © Vince Suzadail Jr. | Year Posted 2007
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