Lamb and the Lion

Sleepy soundly child A newborn lamb Naïve, clumsy, helpless Enclosed in wrought iron pen Impenetrable from without Draped all around From top to ground With a royal purple cloak Nestled in soft hay Evil lurking about Seeking, testing, charging Just suckled and fed Fiercest lion overhead Omnipotence at rest Sprawled across the robe Magnificent mane Even healthy coat Confident swaying tail Eyes piercing the light of day Keeping the nemesis at bay Commanding bereft attention At the ready to defend Clothed to defeat Heart may rest Gut may ease Mind may slow Soul may raise Body rests.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2017

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