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Blonde in White Convertible
Do you know me?
I am the blonde
in the white convertible.
Have you seen me
cruising up the coast
on a mango day?
Top down, honeydew
bandana holding back
my hair, juicy fruit lips
smiling, enticing you
into a day dream?
Have you looked for me?
I am said to be elusive and
you may not recognize me.
I frequently slip into
something more comfortable
inside the round
gray-haired lady who
lives in the canyon
and writes poetry.
Trish Dugger was born in Chicago and after her marriage moved with her husband to Cardiff-by-the-Sea where she raised her family and has lived for most of her life. She has been involved with the Magee Park Poets since 1997 and in 2005 she was proclaimed Poet Laureate of Encinitas. She is the author of two chapbooks and Scrambled, a full collection of her poetry that was published in 2012 by Garden Oak Press (gardenoakpress.com).
Here's something you might be interested in.
Blonde in White Convertible
Blonde in White Convertible
Do you know me?
I am the blonde
in the white convertible.
Have you seen me
cruising up the coast
on a mango day?
Top down, honeydew
bandana holding back
my hair, juicy fruit lips
smiling, enticing you
into a day dream?
Have you looked for me?
I am said to be elusive and
you may not recognize me.
I frequently slip into
something more comfortable
inside the round
gray-haired lady who
lives in the canyon
and writes poetry.
Trish Dugger was born in Chicago and after her marriage moved with her husband to Cardiff-by-the-Sea where she raised her family and has lived for most of her life. She has been involved with the Magee Park Poets since 1997 and in 2005 she was proclaimed Poet Laureate of Encinitas. She is the author of two chapbooks and Scrambled, a full collection of her poetry that was published in 2012 by Garden Oak Press (gardenoakpress.com).