james watkin

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There, There, Snapped One... - Poem by james watkin
There, there, snapped one, miserably hunched
Face clouding o'er in hour sorrowful -
Enough, lest the sky come down on you
And for mocking his rite, hail spiteful!
Child, it would not be irreverent of you;
Moreover a day ennobled would be
To work, of the sun, a mask into
That expression, as yet melancholy.
Topic(s) of this poem: despair
Poems by james watkin : 1166 / 1395
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Poem Submitted: Monday, July 15, 2019
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