Valparaiso in the morning

Valparaiso in the morning

A Poem by Luke Ritta
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the title explains the poem.

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sheets of milky mist caress down the steep, winding hills.

decrepit seafront homes are inhabited by 18th century ghosts.

A lonely cigarette but dances down a side street with the help of a gust of sea breeze.

Seagulls in congress talking about the night before.

A pack of street dogs eating breakfast together in a desolate square.

Mildew collects on top of an empty beer can.



                                                                       Valparaiso in the morning!



© 2013 Luke Ritta


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Love this , nature co- existing, with our modern venom, sadly, this is not an uncommon picture, you have painted here, nicely penned

Posted 10 Years Ago


Yes, thank you for another great moment on your travels my friend Luke, I so enjoy reading you each time, you have posted something new! this was really how moment poetry should be~ great work. Thank you.


- Elisa

Posted 11 Years Ago


I like this, an atmospheric cameo brillantly observed, fine job

Posted 11 Years Ago



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Added on March 28, 2013
Last Updated on March 28, 2013
Tags: beer, dogs, birds, mist, sea, ghost, wind

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Luke Ritta
Luke Ritta

London, United Kingdom



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Hi, I am 26 and from London. I love writing short stories, poems and novels. My writing is a bit like Jack Kerouac and Ernest Hemingway. I love reading classic Literature, from Tolstoy to Proust, I .. more..

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