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At the Watchgate
Contributed by
alanbrownfield
on
Friday, 26th November 2004 @ 10:02:19 AM in AEST
Topic:
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Withered ponies peel,
At the wasting, wasted straw;
And the yellow beast it swings,
And clutches with its claw.
The waiting cars they crouch,
Under clouds that crowd and glare,
And the yellow beast it growls,
at the iron sheep that stare.
And the grumbling ground,
It gasps and grasps,
And leaps back where it came.
The yellow beast,
Its hand, its teeth;
Its muddy murderous game.
Fenced left, fenced right,
The fading light,
Seeks cracks from which to seep.
But the yellow beast;
Its hands, Its teeth,
Is digging up the night.
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2004-11-26 10:02:19] (Date/Time posted on
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Re: At the Watchgate
(User Rating: 1 ) by pixie on
Friday, 26th November 2004 @ 10:03:21 AM AEST (User
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very good, well written,
welcome to ypdc,
pixie xx |
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