Tonight As I Ambled Poem by Raymond Farrell
Tonight As I Ambled
Tonight
As I ambled
Nonchalantly
Down Gu Lou street
Moving in sink
With the crowd
As it pitched
And rolled
Like a wave
I saw a woman
Squatting on the curb
Selling berries
I bought a bag full
Delicious and sweet
I put handfuls
In my mouth
Throwing away
The empty bag
Two blocks later
Consequently
I have nothing
To offer you
Except this poem
I have written
Using fingers
Whose tips
Are stained purple.
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