Black Umbrella


 

BLACK  UMBRELLA

A Black umbrella hides her face across the street

Her bare thighs however shows no failure in exposing her obsession with skin care

The physic of her body stands toe to toe in an abstract contest against the curves around the rain drops

Even in its dying moments, the cigarette seems to be enjoying the soft embrace of her red lips

Her red lips, yes

They are rose petals only they wont blow away like the nicotine smoke

”Oh! My fair lady ,” an aroused part of my mind cries out

She clearly isn’t into boring soaps

Car door shuts two seconds after her umbrella

And all that is left is a silent conversation between me and the cop in the tea café just behind me

I surely wish for rain in my dreams.

  

            A poem by Kanyanta Chikesengi.

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