Herding Sheep, Late Afternoon

Kieron

Walking, calling, clapping my hands,

compliance I command;

and they, as one, as though my body, obey.

 

Then, to the high terrace, Beauty comes to watch,

a blazing stand-in for the Tuscan sun.

The flock stops.

 

Walking, calling, clapping my hands,

compliance I command;

but they, as one, paralysed, stay.

 

And five hundred popping eyes

stare back at me, afraid.

  • Author: Kieron (Offline Offline)
  • Published: February 16th, 2024 15:22
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