San Francisco’s Painted Ladies

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Like colored Easter eggs placed in their nest
These houses built about the hills
Are perfect paintings of an inner best
We cannot see except for these bright frills.
We trust that thrills felt deeper do exist
And there’s no reason not to think they do.
Beneath the painted lips are hearts. When kissed
They warm projecting peace through winters, too.


Linked to Saturday’s Image Write #7 hosted by Bekkie Sanchez featuring a photograph by Gary Lo.

Author: Frank Hubeny

I enjoy walking, poetry and short prose as well as taking pictures with my phone.

12 thoughts on “San Francisco’s Painted Ladies”

  1. That was stunning, Frank! A wonderful poem to go along with such a nice photograph. I like that you tied it to Easter and the people who live inside such nice homes. “Beneath the painted lips are hearts” awesome words. Hugs!

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    1. Thank you, Bekkie! And thanks for presenting the prompt. It is the first I have heard of Gary Lo. Apparently he is quite popular with over 15,000 followers on Google+. I am now one of them.

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