Daily Dwarfish Days

Discussion in 'Poetry' started by Lozi, Jan 5, 2006.

  1. Lozi

    Lozi Senior Member

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    Daily Dwarfish Days

    Guarding by the yellow hedge,
    a boy at sevens lights a torch.
    Bent in frustrated gates, the boy
    merely 7 runs by the futile ledge.
    His face a tortilla,
    and toes as onion sticks..
    oh the time that waits a while
    the honoured faeries
    dancing
    undergrowth throbbing
    in the solstice air.

    Gloom penetrates sunbeams beaming beam.
    Gone
    away with the wind
    we sit and stare at the fuscia glare,
    whilst the little boy
    (halfling of a cuter nature)
    whisks a herbal pancake in a stone bowl.
    He, giggling at the sunrise
    mushroom in a pie of grass,
    at last-
    the yellow hedge diminishes.
    Dwarf child cares to share his tea
    with a passing rabbit.
     
  2. Lozi

    Lozi Senior Member

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    i felt the need to write something not morbid and based on fantasy
     
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