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Falcon by Craig G Bateman Thursday, January 01, 2004 Share Print Save Become a Fan
England bellows, a fierce mother Children scattered, like Israel Beckoning the brood home Under the deep shadow of her wings. Descendants peer o'er downs and grooms, Searching for forgotten tombs. The barely exposed Roman road, Tears of a soldier, far from home. Or the Flapping chorus, on stirring a tree, Finches, Warblers, the cry of feigned peace. The spire rose, hind their heads held so high, They thought it was war, but could not decide.

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Reviewed by . ShyPoet1	1/1/2004

Exceptional!




Reviewed by Leland Waldrip	1/1/2004

A fierce mother ... could not decide. Quite a statement, Craig. Best regards, Leland