One Step
He took one step towards the picket fence
And then retreated. She beckoned, then jeered,
Smiled like a happy child, then disappeared.
“Does any of this playacting make sense?”
He asked me, “Or am I a little dense?”
He took one step away. His stallion reared,
They pranced about — it was a little weird —
The feeling of dark coming was intense.
She waited on a mountaintop, coolly.
He took one step up, then turned, looking bored;
“I’ve paid enough, that’s all I can afford,”
He told me. “Why reward inconstancy?”
She raised her arms to signal victory.
He took one step, then fell upon his sword.
And then retreated. She beckoned, then jeered,
Smiled like a happy child, then disappeared.
“Does any of this playacting make sense?”
He asked me, “Or am I a little dense?”
He took one step away. His stallion reared,
They pranced about — it was a little weird —
The feeling of dark coming was intense.
She waited on a mountaintop, coolly.
He took one step up, then turned, looking bored;
“I’ve paid enough, that’s all I can afford,”
He told me. “Why reward inconstancy?”
She raised her arms to signal victory.
He took one step, then fell upon his sword.
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