Short Turn Tail Poems
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coyotes howl
desert comes alive at night
I shiver
rats shaking tin cans
junkyard comes alive at night
I cringe
wild zombies dance
graveyard comes alive at night
I turn tail
screaming bobcats
woods come alive at night
I run like mad
In the dark of the night,
Or path of the sun,
Do I continue the fight,
Or turn tail and run,
Choices to make until the battle
is won.
Open my eyes,
Or blind my sight,
Embrace my cries,
Or into the light,
Choices to make until I win the
fight.
A wild gobbler strutted into the woods,
it did not see all the camouflage hoods,
straight into a turkey shoot;
trips over a gnarly root,
with ruffle feathers made off with its goods.
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Somewhere down the road yonder
Will I find my love I wonder...
Better not to go and see;
Oft love rips your heart asunder,
Nah, I shouldn't repeat the blunder,
I'll turn tail and flee!
I once walked this very road
But endured a heavy load
in my heart of grief;
I better stick to my code
Lest my peace again erode-
Must turn over a new leaf!
COPLA TREINTA Y SEIS: This Bad Guy World
On the international plane
Yi Jing’s advice might even fail:
Lone man lame duck
Engage not the enemy lone
Bad Guy on his own will turn tail:
Let run out luck
On the grand scale the enemy
Must jointly be brought down on knees:
By year seven
Past this ridge evil will levy
‘Sweat and blood and tears’ as first fees:
Besmeared Tian/Heaven
© T. Wignesan - Paris, 2014