Who says old is gold?

2002-02-02 00:00

Poems

About Life

Someone of blooming hair,
And of glooming gears,
Standing alone, hissing sheer,
Sees the rattling leaves of fear.

Someone of blooming hair,
And of glooming gears,
Standing alone, hissing sheer,
Sees the rattling leaves of fear.

The moon is on the very onset,
Freckling leafs gives the rustle,
Very then a tickling begin,
The doors are closed with their bare.

Stands alone a mare,
Watching the frozen night mare,
Glowing lamps light the road,
Hoaxing as trying to groan.

No place is there now to hide,
The bush has also become wet,
The stalls are closed,
Pork smell from the doors.

Frozen white line attack the mare,
No place to hide or shade,
He stands beneath the lamps, stone,
Closing eyes, he begins to shiver.

Very morning the men will see,
Pyramid of cruelty dear,
Who says old is gold?
Old is thrown through the fold.

Waiting for the end,
Mare waits and closes her eyes,
Into the dreams and terror,
Mare craps and I guide.