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Ripples tickle the mahogany canal,
As superficial as the frown lines
Crinkling the forehead of a young boy.
Radiant swans glide unperturbed,
Soothing the patina of lilies and reeds,
With sinister black masked faces.

Hunched bridges of dressed stone:
Rumble, blatt and horns of crossing traffic,
Underneath lurking darkly turned shadows.
Overgrown, busily disparaged towpath
Accommodates patiently resigned fishermen;
Time held eternal by ever standing waters.
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