Good morning, everyone. I have an interesting post-finals week poem for you. I do sincerely hope you enjoy. Without further ado:
Arisen
Ten white horses buck the trend
and at rainbow’s edge find their end.
“I was looking for gold,” he had said,
now all was lost and he was old.
There never was a pot of gold,
there, at the edge of the rainbow.
Only dust and mist
and things you might have missed.
Ten white horses round the bend
and find a place where they can send
a message back to the lands of men.
“Do not follow,” spoke the cadre, in unison,
“The world in here is one most hollow,” contends the ghostly troupe.
“We’ll not be back in time for soup.”
Soot and soil,
there again.
Fire’s out.
The charcoal turns to ash again.
Can never find my flint and steel…
There it was, just by the reel.
Now it’s all to ash and soot,
buried in the soil.
Drink the water,
make sure to boil.
Ten dark horsemen rise from the boneyard.
“It’s time,” they whisper, as if to a lover.
It’s the horsemen’s turn to play a card.
You’ll be lucky
if you are smothered.
Poems by Sam 