Fluffy Towels
Tuesday 31 March 2009 Labels: Contributors' Poems, Guest Poet 4 responsesFluffy Towels
What is life if not fluffy towels?
Big enough to wrap you twice
A night looking up at the sky
Counting stars in the Milky Way
What finer sight than a coastline
Windswept and soaked in rain
In the dryness of the cabin
Playing cards and drinking tea
No greater pleasure than friends
Dropping in totally unannounced
A slap up meal and drinks all ‘round
Sleeping bags and pull out beds
What is life if not fluffy towels?
Big enough to wrap you twice
And Sundays in bed ‘til brunch
In the arms of the one you love.
© Bernard J Rossi
Author & Poet
BIO
Bernard J. Rossi has been writing in one form or another for almost 30 years and over that time his writing experiences have been in many diverse areas including technical, short stories, poems and a number of books.
His first short story published was Michael’s Birthday (1991).
Bernard has poems published in many anthologies, most notably “The International Who’s Who in Poetry” and another international publication, “The Best Poems and Poets of 2007.”
His most recent achievements in writing longer works have been the publication of Room 22 in late 2007 and Arlington Reef in early 2008 and Bernard has two completed manuscripts awaiting publication, The Bloodline and The Spiral, which is the sequel to Room 22.
Bernard’s latest work is different from all his previous works and is an exciting move into an intriguing direction.
Bernard J Rossi
Room 22
Arlington Reef