Faible Poem by Douglas Scotney
Faible
Rating: ★5.0
It could be irony,
but if the French for 'weak'
suggests anything at all,
it's that you're strong in France
till you're feeble.
You'll be asked to fight
till you're feeble in France,
'cause till you're feeble
you've still got a chance.
Across the channel,
you don't have to fight so long,
as weak is between feeble and strong.
Saturday, July 28, 2018
Topic(s) of this poem: fight,irony,language,strong,weakness
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6/2/2024 4:02:24 AM # 1.0.0.1119
Across the channel being irony is good and having victory over fight is right of choice and freedom. An amazing poem is wisely penned...10