What is the thing that pulls him hither?
is it the fight of a sideless feud?
is it whatever suits his mood?
And if he heard the slightest slither
While the autumn’s in its wither
would he run to examine crude
the braying horses being shoed?
And there would he a while dither?
to make a joke of blacksmith’s blush
And he’ll chase the chase, to all its end
even if that end shadows nigh
And soon the breath from his lips hush
and breathless, shaking, tries to defend
but slowly, slinking, he doth die.

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Butterfly Ripples
PoesíaButterfly ripples through water and wind fluttering petals, whispering wings. Words swing 'round trees carried in a breeze of butterfly ripples so do as you please. But don't taunt their song of water and wind: to it they belong and so they will sin...