Saturday, 26 January 2013

Poem Telephone

An old broken-down house,
gently swaying in the wind,
sang,
sweetly and slowly,
Inside the wood chipper.
It was cold and stormy,
dreaming, 
At Exactly 4:03 AM, 
it was dumb,
but birds can fly,
So, maybe peasants do run the world. 
The red socks, 
died. 

1 comment:

  1. I love the image of an old house singing...I think mine does at night, when the wind blows.

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