Two Dogs Bark Poem by Alex Roth
Two Dogs Bark
I
The branches
Of a tree
Outside my
Window, zig
-Zag, criss,
Cross, in front
Of a light
-blue sky.
II
The window frame
I'm looking through
Forms a cross.
III
Behind my back
A priori stands
Tall and wide.
Fenced in its
Yard, are two
Barking dogs:
One's light,
One's dark.
Great choice of title- -draws readers because you say TWO dogs bark instead of just the dogs bark or some dogs bark.
Alex, I like philosophical poems and I think you have a good one here. In my opinion you manage to write about the nature of our knowledge of good and evil and avoid using cliches or writing a poem that turns into prose...neither of which is easy to accomplish. Thank you for reading and commenting on my poems. Ron
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
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The branches Of a tree Outside my Window, zig -Zag, criss, Cross, - - - - -> excellent image