Ghost of a FoxA Poem by GrinningdogHi all, This is a working progress! Please feel free to ask questions and give feedback as I think a lot of it is still in my head, at the moment!Living shroud, you conceal her, grey and smiling, Betrayed by her form, the beautiful and beguiling, Green eyes to the shine, a moment to save, The ghost of a fox treads lightly on his grave.
Summoned by the reaper, to the endless road, Navigating through the blanket, eyes mirrored, tears cold Distance, no meaning, to the road I am a slave The ghost of a fox treads lightly on his grave.
Fading dreams and shadows of memories, Cold stone images of sepulchres and cemeteries Longing for moments to cherish and to crave The ghost of a fox treads lightly on his grave.
Please spare me my honour, my pride to destroy, As the distance gets shorter, once again just a boy My loneliness, my vaunts, my attempts to be brave The ghost of a fox treads lightly on his grave. © 2015 Grinningdog |
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1 Review Added on April 1, 2015 Last Updated on April 1, 2015 AuthorGrinningdogCambridge, Cambridgeshire, United KingdomAboutMy name is Clyde Hunter and I was once a full time actor, but eh, some things were probably never meant to be! For now I’m happy directing armature productions and dabbling in the idea of poetry.. more.. |