Seven Horns Poem by Lawrie Stuart Ronton

Lawrie Stuart Ronton

Lawrie Stuart Ronton

An Industrial City in a shoddily assembled one-floored house.

Seven Horns



Seven spiked horns,
The field it dawns,
On there by the right.
What a journey.

Horseback we ride,
Into gleaming moonlight,
because we reign up there.
Falling on rivers of relaxation.

Four points raise,
from the ground.
Upwards they came,
A threat. To all.

Jimbo quon kinzashc,
Ist metchc isq laz-ak,
My books over there,
Lay us on for that pass.

Nicely done, accurate old chap.
Roll on the ground,
Fine shot my lad!
This is the emphasis on life.

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Lawrie Stuart Ronton

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An Industrial City in a shoddily assembled one-floored house.
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