Treetop Slave Poem by Brett James Dickinson

Treetop Slave



A Desserts' gritty shoulder, as to the beautiful gardens, is turned with prowess- a badge achieved by the man in black; prowl

The apple as to the sweet ocular virtues, grown in the backyard of a turtle, addicted to the green walls; are fertile and comfortable, but with the mark of a wimpish pig- Big placid Armour

Seek the night and you will weep.

Bliss

Monday, June 28, 2010
Topic(s) of this poem: beautiful,gardens,green
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