
The brave captains
of Saturday night
are dead.
Sunday rains
wash the street
bright, alive and sun-gray.
Such beautiful light
on the barber pole.
A whisper-promise,
soft nibbles
to the lobe.
Long drags
and draws,
and pulls
and strokes.
So much yearning,
first-floor
windows.
Part the curtain,
would you
wave?
I watch
Ed Hopper
prep his palette,
early
Sunday morning.
© Chagall, 2013
