Other ThingsA Poem by Xanthous Crow
Regret once again rears it's leaden head,
A wild, mangy beast! With doubt and pain trailing behind, Two serpentine, wriggling things That writhe their way into the soul. Regret is the sordid night-thing, With the steaming, slavering jaws. The thing that hounds and hounds, Keeping pace, Hellhound on the scent of blood. I run and run, Shades of my life whiz by, Grey blurs and still-shots, Frozen in time. What use is running? I am at terminus, End of my line With regret (that damnable, foul thing!) close behind. There is no use to running! I'm trapped at terminus! Regret clamps shut it's jaws, But it isn't so bad. I'm here with the other things That regret has taken from me. © 2011 Xanthous Crow |
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1 Review Added on December 2, 2011 Last Updated on December 2, 2011 AuthorXanthous CrowMount Erebus, AntarcticaAbout"Behold her, single in the field, Yon solitary Highland Lass! Reaping and singing by herself; Stop here, or gently pass! Alone she cuts and binds the grain, And sings a melancho.. more..Writing
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