Double Destiny Poem by John Sensele

Double Destiny



A pig prowling pearl pavements
Breaks beautiful banners
Bungling before boring comments
Stammered with singular sinners

Who wander wildly about wilderness
Hoping and hopping hundreds
Lunatics, lumberjacks and their likeness
Somehow will throw threads

Into disarray while they play
Their jingoistic jingles to mingle
Fantasy and heresy which pray
For the elimination established

Earlier ages ago as annoyed ancestors
Came close converse to calumny
Carousels clinging close to cofactors
Who deride druids demanding a double destiny.

Wednesday, February 8, 2017
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John Sensele

John Sensele

Ndola, Zambia
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