THE SCARECROW

THE SCARECROW

A Poem by andrew mitchell

In a field of corn
A crooked hat,
Straw-faced,
Clothes unkempt
Staked high
Where the crows fly.
Protecting corn
With menacing scorn
Tempting the brave
Bluffing the weak
Except the wise:
Knowing for-well the Scarecrows
Harmless disguise.

© 2015 andrew mitchell


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Added on March 10, 2015
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andrew mitchell
andrew mitchell

adelaide, Australia



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