bungling, that jump inelastic;
A shiver 'mongst the cherry branches,
grasping, those two furry fingers;
A tiny cloud of disturbed snow on the ground,
swooping, the graceless arc of that striped tail;
The shrunken cherry being reached trembles,
holding on, its grasp of the twig steadfast;
The shaken squirrel peeps up at its quarry,
Unfulfilled longings in desolate winters,
why all this
Striving?
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2 comments:
Beautifully put!
Should one attack the dream, the desire or the attempt? And should the longing be given up, or is acceptance of the futile strife and the inevitable aftermath a better option?!
I would say this is a picture not a poem! Reminds me of the acorn crazy squirrel from ice-age :)
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