'Abattre' Poem by Shania K. Younce
'Abattre'
Meyer had much.
He did not share.
He came upon an orphan boy.
He told the orphan boy to scram.
The boy stepped back in fright.
Meyer was then mocked by others and called Abattre.
Meyer asked his forgiveness.
The boy forgave.
I know another meaning for Abattre.
You'll like it much better.
Sunday, December 1, 2013
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
The word abattre is french. The title translation of Abattre: to beat down, to fell, to cut down, to cut off, to demolish, to weaken, to dishearten, to humble, to damp one's spirits, to abate, to relent, to despond, to alight, and to pounce of birds. Please comment at will and with honesty.
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