In a little Hungarian cafe
Men and women are drinking
Yellow wine in tall goblets.
Through the milky haze of the smoke,
The fiddler, under-sized, blond,
Leans to his violin
As to the breast of a woman.
Red hair kindles to fire
On the black of his coat-sleeve,
Where his white thin hand
Trembles and dives,
Like a sliver of moonlight,
When wind has broken the water.
The Fiddler
Lola Ridge
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Poem topics: fire, hair, red, water, wind, woman, women, white, broken, black, moonlight, yellow, Print This Poem , Rhyme Scheme
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