Neville

Cova

Cova

 

Cova spoke fondly of her Andalusian sea

She also spoke five languages including mine

Cova wore no prints on her finger tips it seemed

And

At first I thought she was a Basque spy

Cova carried the scent of rock pools and raw cotton in her hair

We argued over Dali, Freud and Cohen

Apparently

Her husband was in love with old manuscripts

Hence her being there alone

I introduced her to butterfish

Then we watched vultures gorge on something in the gutter

Her naked foot caught mine covertly beneath the table

She hinted there was something special between her and me

Cova promised something extraordinary if I walked

With her along the beach to her hotel

Then she was gone