Lowcountry Swing
Old Saloon no windows up frontopen deck in back
Tinned roof cypress planks
Emerald waving Salt Marsh below
in a burnt orange sunset
Rolling to evening velvet black
Distant lights and fire flys
Large women high ragged cutoffs
Teased hair lace camisoles
Thick waisted mascaraded up
Barefoot high busted
Badass roughnecks stained jeans boots
T shirts big belts big smiles
Boat men in worn dockside whites
Unshaven roudy laughing
Folks dancin dirty and talkin trash
Old chairs and tables mismatched
Christmas lights in August
Scented by salt marsh at low tide
Kareoki machine smokin
Cool tunes and hot mikes
Willy Nelson Frank Sinatra
Vince Gill Dionne Warwick
Sung with lust and passion
Off key voiced without regard or care
Quenched by Miller Bud and bourbon
It's Friday night the weeks been long
Time to let it all hang down
Low Country Swing in the
Carolinas salt marsh
Evenin Moonlight
Poetry by josephus
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Written on 2016-08-27 at 17:36
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