Scorpio Poem by Mark Heathcote

Scorpio



Scorpio—where do we go, head to toe
You are a leader—strong, spearheading facts.
Falsehoods are-dealt an unerring deathblow,
And misguided Judases joining pacts-
Hurting you will meet your unequalled wrath;
Perhaps too often, you like being right.
Because you steer a resourceful, brave path,
A passionate friend you're not so contrite
Not to candidly praise—where it belongs,
You've got a suspicious-temperament
A streak of jealously; your nonchalance
Resides not in being a pessimist
But a sincere-warm individual
At times a little too, emotional.

Scorpio
Monday, February 3, 2020
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Varsha M 20 June 2020

Just explicit description of a scorpion painted with brush of reality streaked with validity. Good write.

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