Artemis Poem by Jacqueline Czel
Artemis
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Casting shadows and wildfire,
she runs wild with arrows and
sometimes misses targets even
though she has better aim than
the cherubim, spurious cupid
who's been known to make a
mess or two of his tasks when
left to his own devices so she
out runs the clever moon on
his behalf while eluding elves.
Saturday, May 25, 2013
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