BLOOD SPORT
RUN RUN WITH THE HOUNDS
'TIL THE PISTON FIST IN YOUR CHEST HAS BURST
THEN YOU WILL SHARE
THE FLIGHT AND DEATH OF THE RUNNING HARE
RUN RUN WITH THE HOUNDS
'TIL THE PISTON FIST IN YOUR CHEST HAS BURST
THEN YOU WILL SHARE
THE FLIGHT AND DEATH OF THE RUNNING HARE
<Deleted User> (18474)
Wed 22nd Nov 2017 07:01
I've always been a towny, so I don't get fox hunting. It doesn't seem right. I've tried so very hard to see the other side, but to date I just cannot. This poem in its short single verse puts you in the hares place, the fear and panic. I don't like to think about it . Maybe I should?
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raypool
Wed 22nd Nov 2017 21:55
HI David. As I put in my poem about the Wheatsheaf - two minds as one. What more can I say? I wrote this on Saturday so fairly concurrent with what you describe. I like your version so far . It's great to see a similar thought pattern in different hands. Piston is the in - word !
Thanks mate.
HI Beno . I think if we find something morally repugnant we are maybe on the road to a better appreciation of life and its responsibilities. No doubt the hunting fraternity would have a cast iron opposite view or should I say a loop hole to escape through' hey, welcome to the real world!
Appreciate your kind comments.
Also, thanks Col and Rich for liking this one!
Ray