You tap at the door, fingernails
of ruddy iron. Sleet your chorus
rattling the taut leafed glass.
A bear outline, thickset in wool.
Irish hair for sure, sprung black.
Night falls as I drop the latch,
You darken my life, with your
magick smile and lucky heather.
Gypsy
Hi Stranger
I could chisel it over my timber hut in the woods to ward off bears and evil spirits
Tony
I could chisel it over my timber hut in the woods to ward off bears and evil spirits
Tony
Counting the beats,
Counting the slow heart beats,
The bleeding to death of time in slow heart beats,
Wakeful they lie.
Robert Graves
Counting the slow heart beats,
The bleeding to death of time in slow heart beats,
Wakeful they lie.
Robert Graves
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Hey, a poem of some actual use! Please do. Send me a photo.I could chisel it over my timber hut in the woods to ward off bears and evil spirits
Cheers
Ts
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Yeah, no worries, taken in the way it was intended and thanks.I meant that in a good way, by the way. It's a great poem.
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Thanks John, sorry for the late reply!My favorite line: "Night falls as I drop the latch." I like the ending too.