Burying The Hatchet. Poem by Dan Reynolds

Burying The Hatchet.



Burying the hatchet.


When the table is cleared
Heads bowed
Sense and reserve
firmly re-established
Recognition of remorse
and a new course agreed,

We will study the charts and

collaborate

It will be in these smiling times
That the disc will separate
The cord will divide and split
The lung will hiss like the bladder
of an old leather ball

As the blade slides
Un-erringly through

Monday, May 2, 2016
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