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An Imperfect Life poetry by Fr. Harold Macdonald |
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Pet Dragon
The sculptress in Birtle, Man., keeps busy, in the hinterland. redeems the time. From the slime By her dynamic hand ceramic dragons rise. Surprise fills the prairie void
She feels the hot breath smells charred, incendiary death molding noses. Presupposes (so she finally saith), that in mud the fire lingers bites fingers makes them rheumatoid.
Crouching, wings unfolding eyes burning, holding nothing back. Attack! Attack! It’s fear, she’s molding, terror, just a whiff as if to be enjoyed.
Look! horror on display! Not clay, not clay! Mud moves the hand. Who can understand who can say what earth remembers; the breath of fire, the embers the asteroid?
Mud dragons are to live with their might mere myth by the fireplace. (just in case). Their incandescent pith awaits a call to burn, to burn it all; hatred unalloyed!
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