This poem is taken from Poetry Nation 2 Number 2, 1974.
Three PoemsTO A MUCH-TRAVELLED FRIEND
You, in your metropolitan attire,
Tamer of cities, lover
Of sidewalks at night in bizarre
Cafés, the curious rover,
Diner-out at hidden restaurants
With select acquaintance
In Europe's capitals, piquant
Raconteur, each nuance
Of your night-long eloquence
Giving the moment
A tone of consequence -
You are magnificent.
A dilettante, unsystematic,
You bathe in limpid air,
Gliding through Europe with aquatic
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