Thin fog. A yearling fawn play-mounts his mother, and is mounted in turn by his twin. A robin tut-tut-tuts from the driveway.
3 Comments
Comments are closed.
Previous Post: Previous Post
Next Post: Next Post
Thin fog. A yearling fawn play-mounts his mother, and is mounted in turn by his twin. A robin tut-tut-tuts from the driveway.
Comments are closed.
Permalink
NATURE’S WAY WILLY NILLY
There will be room enough for them, too,
when this hoary place will no longer hold
us in the edges of the woods we find. We
will, like these Morning Porch fawns see
to it that we would have accepted hook,
line, and sinker the Holy Orders: Go Ye
and Multiply! So multiply it is and Occupy.
The robin’s tut-tuts are not misplaced,
but it is done on the safety of the driveway
like governments demure when they put
meddling fingers in lovers’ bedrooms
and counsel: Thou shall not overpopulate.
They never say, though: Do not copulate.
—Albert B. Casuga
03-31-12
Permalink
This response is also published in http://ambitsgambit.blogspot.com/2012/03/having-fun.html and in My Facebook Notes
Permalink
I love the image of the robin tut-tutting!