New Zealand, (contemporary)
POEM 1
- The Black Pig
- I await your arrival
- The first rustlings
- distortions in the scrub
- So that I may satisfy my in bread
- desire to leap and take you by the tusks
- Ride, Ride your hairy mass
- Gallop into that new era of time
- Prophesised so soon by those neo-spectacled ones
- It is a sure thing
- You will carry me loyally
- And for that duration I shall obey
- But once we have crossed the last river
- Last sensation of mingling blood
- They will leave me with no other option
- But to thrust my blade into your swollen neck
- I’ll live off your meat and bones
- And cunningly whistle prayers and mantras
- Deep down in some new dungeon Did you deserve to pass?
David Pritchard. From the e-zine Southern Ocean Review. 15th Issue, 12th April, 2000.
From the Porkopolis Archive:
- Compare to the poem The Valley of the Black Pig by William Butler (W.B.) Yeats
About the Poet:
David Pritchard, New Zealand, (contemporary), is a poet. Pritchard lives and writes in New Zealand. His work has appeared in the ezines Trout and Southern Ocean Review. [DES-03/18]
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