| Copyright 2004 Erica D'Hondt |
| man on the street (love�s strange places - part 2) his heart spoke in tender saxophone and was a warm white echoing in the lamplight of 2nd and 21st street- his soul sung of blue but preferred notes in red and the brilliance in his eyes were swimming, for someone of spirit to fall into- as he inhaled deeply and breathed out a cloud watching it float , in the blackened still , the silver giant approached and stopped with a �hissssss� and a "crr-e-e-e-a-k", pulling his rough collar over his chin he surfs through the dreary congregation of grey faces and scarves packed tight into the shiny interior huddling to themselves caught in the paralleled world shining in the glass his eyes searched the souls lined in rows, but there was no woman to hear his song but teenage girls in belly tops and flares staggering on platform heels only noticing the fairness of his face, never once looking into his eyes as though he were the flat cover of a magazine- and the mellow sound of the sax went on singing softly of blue wishing only for the red of the tune. |
| lovers on the bus (love�s strange places - part 3) soft murmurs drizzled and recoiled from the droves of dark grey fabric and would silence themselves with the sharp �ding� of the bell, each pair of eyes lifting only for a moment to see which body was leaving and which crisp blue seat would come free as the silver giant slowly released her load into the dreary November streets, here a pair of bright eyes singing softly with their saxophone refrain found two little pools of mystical experiences floating, softly staring back through the pale white reflections growing off the night- two bodies turned to gaze for just a moment and were captured in the solace, his eyes held onto to hers with a warm white touch and began to find the colours of the tune that alluded his soul for so long, and locked into the streams that poured from his eyes, her�s danced on spinning wildly to the soft red tune of his saxophone blues. |
| woman on the bus (love�s strange places- part 1) her eyes were little mystical experiences waiting to be had by any man brave enough to hold them, with enough nerve to match her soft humorous eyes with some soul-song of his own- sitting there in the pale white glare reflecting off a bold November dark, and sifting the endless sea of grey faces that poured through tiny steel doors, she sought an answer to her call- bodies pressed firmly against the cold blue vinyl were faded drones, almost stationary in form, except for the tight pulls into winter coats and the odd dodging into grey scarves to hide their shallow pools, gazing timidly afraid someone might be watching- but there was nobody except flickering streetlights and lonely shop windows sauntering by and no man to sing her red, but some teenage boys in hip-hop hats and gansta coats, who noticed her eyes in the way an auto mechanic strolls the Louver, and the little sea of souls went on spinning in her eyes, with her heart full of wish. |