Scarecrow Trickster
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Standing silent, alone without a friend,
vigilant in the face of wind and rain;
a scarecrow trickster is playing pretend,
his hand-me-down clothes look ragged and plain.
The whispers of the crop
berates silence nonstop,
and yet he doesn't eavesdrop.
The birds all shoo
‘cause he's on cue,
steadfast and true!
Even though he faces a chilling end,
he'll hang there unabashed, without a brain,
amidst the rows of corn as a backdrop,
disguised as you.
Copyright © Emile Pinet | Year Posted 2018
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