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SPRING Like a bull, she charged the dandelion hill Her child-sister a pack on her back, until The braves swarmed from the wooded rill She shouted to her comrades to lie still Among the sweet grass and the dewy chill Wild girl SUMMER She clutched the bark skin of Hawthorne trees Skidding down, then pressing in her knees Mop of chestnut hair blowing in the breeze Which smell'd of hot soil and sweet peas The sun above as close as she could please Wild girl AUTUMN Page after page, her blackish eyes devoured Tales of elves and warriors, from her tower Where real-life through the faery-glass did sour In presence of such phantasmal power Of all the leather-bound leaves they flowered Wild girl WINTER So it was, she crafted bricks of blue and red Into cathedrals and creatures concocted in her head Riled dragons to hear the tales they said Climbed mountains others would not dare to tread And did it all before momma called her to bed Wild girl
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Jan 11, 2014
Jan 11, 2014 at 12:13 AM UTC
Wild Girl
SPRING Like a bull, she charged the dandelion hill Her child-sister a pack on her back, until The braves swarmed from the wooded rill She shouted to her comrades to lie still Among the sweet grass and the dewy chill Wild girl SUMMER She clutched the bark skin of Hawthorne trees Skidding down, then pressing in her knees Mop of chestnut hair blowing in the breeze Which smell'd of hot soil and sweet peas The sun above as close as she could please Wild girl AUTUMN Page after page, her blackish eyes devoured Tales of elves and warriors, from her tower Where real-life through the faery-glass did sour In presence of such phantasmal power Of all the leather-bound leaves they flowered Wild girl WINTER So it was, she crafted bricks of blue and red Into cathedrals and creatures concocted in her head Riled dragons to hear the tales they said Climbed mountains others would not dare to tread And did it all before momma called her to bed Wild girl
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Jan 11, 2014
Jan 11, 2014 at 12:13 AM UTC
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