Epilogue Poem by Leo Yankevich

Epilogue

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Although the end seems near
(your neighbourhood and race
gone to the dogs) , my dear,

dear reader—do not cower
in fear; stand up and face
the dogs! In you the power

remains to save the West.
Put down your childless Spengler
who spawned two books at best.

Better to heed the deeds
of a forsaken prisoner
like Hess, or charge on steeds

like John Sobieski, steady
in soul; to follow Lee's
Rebs into battle, ready

for a certain death,
than to live on with fleas
upon your blood and breath.

Tuesday, February 9, 2016
Topic(s) of this poem: death
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Edward Kofi Louis 09 February 2016

Yes! The end is near. Nice work.

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Leo Yankevich

Leo Yankevich

Farrell, Pennsylvania
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