Justin Gildow (3-26-81 / Washington, PA)
Poems by Justin Gildow : 181 / 518
In The Caverns
In the caverns
Water drips from above
And rocks and stones crash down
In the caverns
Bats fly harmlessly by
Yet mud men arrive
Whipping away at them
It takes a lot of energy to bring one
of them down
Making my way down into the caverns
I spy a passageway
Walking through it
I notice more weapons for my arsenal
All free for the taking
Moving on
I continue to fight
As well as be cautious
In the caverns
Justin Gildow
Submitted: Saturday, April 16, 2011
Poems by Justin Gildow : 181 / 518
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