This is one of the Types of Poetry.
More reflections from the..... "The Red Robin"
Heidelberg
by
Richard A. McCullough
The juniper tree,
tall,
with drops of leaves a-flutter
echoing the throb
of guitar's bass
and wind I do not feel.
With the helping foam of bubbles
by a foot tap spout.
Her hand in her lap was still.
His stroking
own
cheek
ear
chin.
A pinnacle of turrets
that guards the birds
where river water flows.
Heidelberg.
Across the window
in twin reflections.
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Write on...Richard A. McCullough
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