Wednesday, December 30, 2009

Two Farmer Similes

Hot as a boiling over rad,
Or surface of a slip clutch pad.

Some Sharpened Luck

An antler shed
Jammed in my tread;
Some sharpened luck.
I wish that buck
Had kept instead
His pointy bits upon his head.
Tine beats rubber, that is that
And runs the rubber round to flat.
I stop despite engine insistence,
Fall to Cervidae resistance.
The weapon of the deer-buck lingers,
Hides in the straw to strike with bony fingers.