I
leave behind the dusty brown
Of
narrow streets and sun-fired clay
Back
home to
Of
scholars’ spires and skies of grey
I
leave behind the market maze
Where every hue is staked and strung
And
count the march of Christmas days
In
gleaming malls with carols sung
I
leave behind the emerald bliss
Of
gardens in the golden sand
And
smile to see the blooms I miss
Still traced upon my lover’s hand
I
leave behind the hooded eyes
Of
faces drawn like timeless maps
And
brush the mask of my disguise
With
bright new paint across the cracks
Copyright 2008
2 Morocco: Colours in the Dust (Pdf print version)
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