Bambi And After Poem by Pat Jourdan
Bambi And After
I always wondered
as the magnificent stag
wandered of, having
given up the forest to his son,
what he thought.
Rambling off, sensing the change
in all the scene before him
and wondering at the startled eyes
of the small figure
left behind.
Duties cast off, into the shadows;
and that small figure
outlined proudly on the hill.
Sunday, December 20, 2020
Topic(s) of this poem: nature
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