Disdain For A Woodcutter. Poem by Lazarus Knix
Disdain For A Woodcutter.
The tool shed in my neighbors garden
Stands amongst a sea of trees,
And though it can’t be called a forest,
It’s quite the striking canopy.
But when the old one grabs his axe
From his shed's interior,
My fear is that he shall hack back
What makes this scene superior.
Tuesday, August 4, 2009
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