Terror In War — Ornament In Peace — A Poem; A Frail Decry
Twice Made Unto The Tail Of The Years

Forget us, you shall Turn your strident back, you will Reap the rewards thereon — naturlich!
Your eyes forge homecoming ambulances to
Guard the eyes, from what mustn’t be;
Such terror, such guile! — Such is the tab of the old miser!
Pity for such pitfalls —
Prime would have it, for you to
Bequeath the light of your lives,
Till the clapping ass has
Encaged that thoughtless face
In an iron mask;
Terror in War — Ornament in Piece;
Antediluvian, los chinchillas! — que!
Forget us, you shall Turn your strident back, you will Reap the rewards, thereof course, beauty naturlich!
For those in that bathing liberty, haven’t felt
The disappointing shock, when it all falls through!
My — you shalt haggle on that, for eons thereon!
But a swing will maketh it all the less…
In the twice forefront walking upon the tails
Of asses and years, strident and seemingly true?
In the cooing stellar rue, of the warring ados,
Till kingdom is roosted over the spiff
And the hounds all beheaded erupted to hell.
Terror in War — Ornament in Piece;
Antediluvian, los chinchillas! — que!







