Poetry
Seeing is Believing
You might doubt their existence our brown hares are rarely seen. Yet I’ve heard their bewitching half-human early morning scream. One evening as I cycled by, a hare standing in a St Thomas lane offered me a one-eyed stare. Stillness and camouflage its defence Closer and closer I came
You might doubt their existence
our brown hares are rarely seen.
Yet I’ve heard their bewitching
half-human early morning scream.
One evening as I cycled by, a hare
standing in a St Thomas lane
offered me a one-eyed stare.
Stillness and camouflage its defence
Closer and closer I came
Stillness and camouflage its defence
Bugger that, no way
it seemed to say
and showing me a burst of speed
took off
turned sharp left into a cane-field
and disappeared.
I rolled on in third gear.
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Philip Nanton
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