Rural Lament. Poem by Lazarus Knix
Rural Lament.
The Autumn suburb,
Licked by moon light, laments now
For it’s rural roots.
Our houses are still,
Unbending against the breeze
An oak groans, and leans.
The Autumn suburb
Is littered with yellow shards
Of once skipping leaves
Our houses are still
Unbending against the breeze
And oak groans, and leans.
Wednesday, October 14, 2009
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