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Free verse № 122780

The High Hunt

Member since 2002 · Posted 2 Apr 2005 · 2 comments

What will you do with me, But chase me through the night Over and over again mother? Have I not killed for you? The children, and their dreams The servants and their loyalty I cannot and will not begin to Explain to these stars and trees These stagnant ponds & poison weeds How we meet, or work together All I know is that I am your Son, lover, and father Sharing magic and bed with Wolves and monsters; You bid Me: Return with song and nightshade Teach me to charge talismans How to perfectly love a woman Grow gods for children Turn blood into hot copper And eat the heart of wild stag. Then abandon me without a word As sure as daybreak.

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[10] thepinkbunnyofdoom 2-Apr-05/11:52 PM Reply
This has classic written all over it(Damn you and your invisble ink).

<3 Jason
[0] Edna Sweetlove 17-Sep-06/6:20 PM Reply
trash.