robert dickerson
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After The Ball
My magic coach was broken-
stilled and steeped in mud
wheel on axle lounged;
Crazily the car leaned
into darkness.
Horses-dead in their traces,
pillowed on lightning-scorched loins
each others heads,
piteous companions
come to such beds.
Footmen deserted-all fourteen.
The page sat and cried;
Through the windows' embrasure
whined and sighed the wind,
triumphant lorelei.
robert dickerson
Submitted: Sunday, August 21, 2011
Poems by robert dickerson : 20 / 330
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