White City

Beyond the solid plaster wall
and cataract of drape
I sense a change, a paragon
of cities taking shape;
envisage stone inscribing space,
a plain where contours
bleach in haze; hills
that chime like bells
and then evaporate,
as here in the white room
our torsos
freeze in stylised embrace,
my fingers
petrified upon your face.


Рецензии
For a finely-rendered Russian translation of this poem by Gennadi K., see the following link on this site:

http://www.stihi.ru/2003/03/21-370

Jena Woodhouse   21.03.2003 11:07     Заявить о нарушении