Rabbit Hole
"Rabbit Hole" It was a full measure of fear; were it to reflect like a mirror, I would appear sideways scared of the reflecting form of his love. Trembling lips, my knocking knees, all courage repelled, sent fleeing. Fluttering heartbeat, sweating palms; nowhere near a sheltering calm. Stare at me, well-set eyes of red, fire stormed ilk-spawn, sickly-dead. Deft of me to face you squarely with brave-struck eyes set daringly!
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Tharhawk
I am a avid climber and skier who lives in Washington State. Much of my free time is spent in the Cascade Mountains. You can see more about me here: www.alpinestateofmind.com More poetry at cascadepoet.blogspot.com
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