The Hedgehog’s Orchestra Poem by Emmanuel George Cefai

The Hedgehog’s Orchestra



Hedgehogs that the night
Prefer
By the advent of mid-dusk
Prepare.

Well hidden in
Hastings Gardens they
A gruesome orchestra
They play

Slow painful and desperate
Low without tears
Without a subject, random,
Plain the Hedgehogs play

The look of each face
Is sad and resigned.
Yet still continue they
To play and string
The gruesome notes of
The gruesome orchestra.

Moon stops to look
The night stars stare
And still the Hedgehogs play
Their gruesome orchestra.

Tuesday, June 23, 2015
Topic(s) of this poem: life
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