SCARECROW
- Maurice Kimball
- Jan 2
- 1 min read
You'll want to avoid meeting the straw-man on the other side
If you're not sure, then here is my reason why

Foul breath from piercing needles through a parched lung
Weezing whispering tones slow speaking in tongue
"All have mourned you as a Jekyll though you've lived as a Hyde
You've been blessed to have lived, and to my privilege, you have died
Sour tears of grey are forgotten after the grave
I welcome you kindly now to my wheatfield enclave”
Burlap tethered, burning your chained soul by thread
Bridle husk choking your screams on weights of led
Nightmare scares off all hope long after your dead
Trapping others from endless sleep in their Burial bed
Scarer harvests your soul away from life deathly foe
Now being part forevermore, the artful Scarecrow
-maurice
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