cheque paid in full
By celticman
Fri, 02 Aug 2013
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It’s human to know a girl whose body is possessed with a heart of clay
Trust and truth pay the sculptors—this knack—that shapes the day
She holds up her finger to gauge the ill wind
In a certain clime she begins to unwind
The girl with a hard gaze and glaze will never learn
Beauty that endures will keep you poor—unlearn
Question not when stocks rise with a change in weather
Scrubby acres become more a bellwether
Clods of lush fodder are that chequered gift
Easily pulled from the soil and programmed to toil
Drawn by blood tears and sweat’s bitter foil
Long miles of courting fire damaged by fear
Arid landscapes mass-pressed in the dark night
Benisons addressing the grotesque—what’s it all-about?
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Had to google bellwether.
Had to google bellwether. Enjoying your rants. The rural language is a powerful punch.
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I also like your rants CM.
I also like your rants CM. Rant on is what I say! I hadn't heard of bellwether either. Might become my word of the day...
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