Though Be Few
by Gony Kim
April 18, 2007
Amidst the mist of winter night,
On field of yielding green romance;
Legs as hooves with gallop-might,
Mix with earth in wicked dance.
Though be few the twelve in count,
Know they naught of daunting foe;
Choose the air, pains surmount,
Heed the call of ball to toe.
About the author:
A computer programmer who wages war on his perennial writer's block when he has the luxury to sit and write (alas, not very often).
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