Driving down the Hill

Driving down the Hill

A Poem by Gerald Parker

As I drive down the hill,
the reservoir comes into view.
 
Today the surface is a silvery mirror
over ice cold water,
 
favoured by the moon at night
for the odd skinny-dip or two.
 
I envisage someone
the other side of London
 
slyly running a tap
to pull the moon a little closer.
 
That would take my breath away,
like the sight of geese departing
 
across the water, like Vulcan bombers,
in formation overhead.
 
            
 
                        *

© 2019 Gerald Parker


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Gerald Parker
Gerald Parker

London, United Kingdom



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There's not much to tell. I read a lot of poetry and I read my own poetry regularly. I hope other people read it and derive as much pleasure out of it as I do. My output is small, about 110 poems as I.. more..

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