I fear I fear a lot of things
From furry furbies and raptor wings
And mice who mumble in muddled puddles
And hunky heroes who humbly huddleI fear the bats, the rats, the clumsy cats
The terrible twos, the romping roos
And not least of all, all of youI fear I fear a lot of things
But fearing fear it too much brings:
Fear of the dark, the park, and those yellow swingsFrom clinking clunking cars coming oh so closer
To egotistical eggheads with far too much exposure
I fear I fear the hat, that vat, and going splatI fear I fear a lot of things
But most of all what I fear
Is that I fear you fear
Just like me
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March of the Flowers
PoetryOne by one, we march. We march. Our branches tired. Our leaves are wearied. March of the Flowers is a collection of poetry