Funny Old World
It’s a funny old world,
this word-world of mine,
where one day
I am whirled off my feet
and the next
my feet seem to be set
in concrete.
Meaning?
I throw the question out,
a bone to the dog,
sun-flower seeds for the chipmunks,
but there’s no reply.
Only the crows,
black-winged monarchs
destined to wear
a weighty crown,
cry out their anguish,
longing for the day
when they’ll rule again.
A very interesting poem, Roger.
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Thank you for that comment. It felt a bit funny writing it, especially with the crows gathering on the picnic table by the sliding door!
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