the fire creeped, shattering the glass
orderly street into turmoiled stream
a loud shout, awakened the passersby
at home, a family took cover
when a month went by, forgotten
a distant memory of a troubled summer
Tuesday, 30 August 2011
Tuesday, 16 August 2011
Poem 30
It’s the devil’s wind; it’s the devil’s wind.
Robert passed by and said hi!,
The moonlight hugs the Kitchen floor
Ever changing, but never changing.
It’s the devil’s wind; it’s the devil’s wind.
Red hair down, Lisa rundown!,
Leaves scattered upon the grass
Ever changing, but never changing.
Robert passed by and said hi!,
The moonlight hugs the Kitchen floor
Ever changing, but never changing.
It’s the devil’s wind; it’s the devil’s wind.
Red hair down, Lisa rundown!,
Leaves scattered upon the grass
Ever changing, but never changing.
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