Into Death Bravely Poem by Jimmy Santiago Baca
Into Death Bravely
Winter
throws his great white shield
on the ground,
breaking thin arms of twisting branches,
and then howls
on the north side of the Black Mesa
a deep, throaty laughter.
Because of him
we have to sell our cattle
that rake snow for stubble.
Having lived his whole life
in a few weeks,
slow and pensive he walks away,
dragging his silver-stream shield
down branches
and over the ground,
he keeps walking slowly away
into death
bravely.
Because Of Him! ! ! ! ! Thanks for sharing this poem with us.
slowly from the living zone slowly to the winter cone a walk for the withered death!
This is a beautiful poem on death having touching expression with nice diction. Thanks and congratulations for being selected this poem on POD.
slow and pensive he walks away, dragging his silver-stream shield down branches and over the ground, beautiful writings great 10++++++++++++++++++
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I would like to translate this poem
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A pragmatic poem by Jimmy Santiago Baca....