The Turtle Dove by M.A.Meddings
I found a turtle dove one dayQuite dead as if it was made of clay
And as I stooped in sorrow care
I found a trail of blood was there
The bird had died without intent
A random shot
its death not meant
The arrow shaft so fast and start
Had pieced the bird into the heart
It died at last some furlongs on
Dripping blood from an open wound
No more to Sylvan depths I go
Nor wander free in driven snow
For fear of finding the emblem love
Quite dead as clay The Turtle Dove
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Poetry by lastromantichero
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Written on 2006-10-03 at 12:28
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