All Along the Banquette

Walton S. Tissot
Here be vagabonds

Tatters and rags

Or recherché finery

Gypsy fires, and a broken levee

Prodigal children, supposing benighted fates

Prodigious harmonious fabrefactions

Apperception in sight and intonation

~

Vieux Carre!

Splendid dream of saint and sinner

An old world charm;

And rum for dinner

~

City clamor

The creole soul

Hollowed by hundreds of years

The sun shall set

Published by Walton S. Tissot

~ Walton S. Tissot is a pseudonym of William S. Tribell - *{PLEASE FEEL FREE: Anyone who enjoys the work, to Tweet, Dig, Blog, Tell a friend or anyway otherwise share and or promote it.}* - Born in America,...  View profile

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  • Delicia Powers1/15/2011

    wandering souls in the November cold, beautifully written

  • Kristie Leong M.D.4/9/2010

    You have such a command of language. Awesome!

  • Tal Boldo3/29/2010

    A wonderful poem to read in near darkness and weave pictures in the imagination.

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