divined perfection
I am seven
I sit in a bar
at the
jefferson hotel
alone
my short legs
dangle from
the bar stool
floating above
the burnished brass rail
a cracked and
wizened face
smiles from
behind the bar
tufts of white hair
burst wildly
from the sides of his head
tiny hands
clinging
to velvet stool
anticipating
perfection
and
in short order
it arrives
a sliver of a spoon
a smile breaking
accross my face
growing larger
reflecting
in the mirrored dish
the treasure cupped
gently in my hands
peering within
with reverence
two small
perfectly coifed
shells of lemon
sorbet
graced only with
three small mint leaves
divine perfection?
perhaps darling
it could be so
although
divine perfection
is always meant
for two
I sit in a bar
at the
jefferson hotel
alone
my short legs
dangle from
the bar stool
floating above
the burnished brass rail
a cracked and
wizened face
smiles from
behind the bar
tufts of white hair
burst wildly
from the sides of his head
tiny hands
clinging
to velvet stool
anticipating
perfection
and
in short order
it arrives
a sliver of a spoon
a smile breaking
accross my face
growing larger
reflecting
in the mirrored dish
the treasure cupped
gently in my hands
peering within
with reverence
two small
perfectly coifed
shells of lemon
sorbet
graced only with
three small mint leaves
divine perfection?
perhaps darling
it could be so
although
divine perfection
is always meant
for two
no. [not always.]
divine perfection
is being
all alone.
trust me
on this.
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