Poems by John Pilkey |
Eugene Delacroix. Lion with a Rabbit A son of glory preys like midnight cat on existential mice who fear the swat of lightning paw and feline theocrat; he feeds on how they flee from knowing that. A son of glory lands on balanced feet. Instead of cumbering a money street, he joins a swift and everlasting fleet of walkers on the water's wavy beat. A son of glory intercepts the face of every infidel within his space and proves a dog-eared creed all full of grace becomes a new, unsentimental race. A son of glory catches what he can and challenges the breed of mortal man to justify avoidance of the plan that turns each adversary into fan. John Davis Pilkey |
Like a Cat |
