Stilt Poem by Douglas Scotney
Stilt
Everyone can write poetry,
but they don't;
nor do many
go out of their way to read it.
Skill makes a lot of it stilted.
'A stilt' in France is 'Une échasse'.
'Une châsse' is 'A frame' and 'A mount'.
Châsse Blanc is not a mountain.
'Guindé' is 'Stilted', 'Stiff' and 'Starchy'.
'Une fontaine' is 'A fountain'.
'Nous y comptons bien' is 'On it
we're countin'.
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
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