Day Sixteen
We slip down the steps
with the dust and the lizards.
Past imagined arches and
dreamt-up mosaics.
Long dead masons
ate olives and bread here.
Curious dolphins
watched them depart.
The dry, hot brushwood
once whispered to bulls.
But speaks not of ruin
in time's labyrinth.
Saturday 16 April 2016
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