Leaping Back Over A Hill Poem by james watkin
Leaping Back Over A Hill
Rating: ★3.0
Leaping back over a hill
From adventures unknown
Out from all a sheltering place
The one warm-roofed picking
This young bear, or lion cub
Of a boy wounds, licking.
Braved with claws unsheathed, to climb
Tree's challenge, extended?
Or as fierce, what of it met
On the wind out-stretching
Ran for a rocky steep up;
To fail; falling. Retching?
Sunday, June 21, 2020
Topic(s) of this poem: childhood
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