Spring
Once again spring's foretold return
folds my running wild feet earth
into neat bundles of childish tales
where "the old age curse", inherit at birth,
laughs like a mystery moon with no sails.
Spring is a whirling, dervish, devilish urn
where I scatter my impressions like a miller
to the insentient winds that no longer fill her.
Spring gradually decays like a pale pillar,
pregnant with winter, the ultimate painkiller.
Poetry by Bob
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Written on 2007-04-27 at 22:19
				
		 
		
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