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playing cat and mouse. winter

playing cat and mouse

you flex your retractable claws

and ponder the worth

of the catch of a day

if, regardless, your bowl is full

while I

await for my fate

await for the gavel to fall

 

and the flocking birds of thought

sitting on the timeline

watch

the crows pecking flesh of what yesterday

still was a viable dream

but today has become a roadkill

under the steamroll of indecisiveness

 

browning grass on damp fields

knows not of next spring

and the dead leaves on the ground

do not remember the lust of summertime

fool, fool is the one that cares

and fooler yet the one

who refuses to let go

 

life will not pause to wait

and snow

will cover it all before long

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Feb 9, 2010
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