autumn births a fawn sombre
wide streets chase orange ombre
crease a smile shoveling leaves-
buries a sad old hombre
Harry Horsman; devilish rake, wild
Prodigy gunslinger as a child
Robs the stages then departs
Wields his way to women’s hearts
Smoked ‘em all down with joy as he smiled
The other fantastic day,
I met my dear lovely friend,
A King of the Jungle
We hugged each other
Jasmine, the poet of crows was bushing
Her long black nib to write a honk style poem
Gag Gag Harsh Hug
The other fantastic day,
I met my dear lovely friend,
A King of the Jungle
We hugged each other
Jasmine, the poet of crows was bushing
Her long black nib to write a honk style poem
Gag Gag Harsh Hug
En los ojos y palabras de un hombre
he visto peligros y amenazas
Sus pareceres son un macabro
laberinto de intenciones
perversas y demoníacas
Gran misterio es la cueva
de su corazón
Solo la integridad
la pureza
y la verdad constituyen el yelmo
de protección contra sus
tenebrosos dardos
Puedes estar en paz
y cerrar los ojos ante un hombre
solo cuando lo veas en su tumba
HOMBRE *
Talk
Softly
Carry a
Big stick when you
Walk
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*Note:
HOMBRE ( 1967 ) is the title of an excellent cowboy movie
starring Paul Newman and Richard Boone.
( Lanterne style poem written for contest MY FAVORITE MOVIE )
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