The Serpent Beguiles Eve Poem by Jason Stutz
The Serpent Beguiles Eve
Rating: ★5.0
And the serpent went to Eve
and asked of the creatures:
How shall I call them?
To God, they answer
as to an arrow that draws them inward.
But to me, a little magick, perhaps- a word
to bind them on our tongue, a name,
to make them ours forever.
What are their names, dear Eve?
Sit a while and think on them,
as we pass the day together.
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4/18/2024 7:24:17 PM # 1.0.0.1119
A nice meandering little poem Jason. Just like the day, hopefully. 10 from Tai