A Short Postal, Epistemological and Eschatological Epic (with picture)
The hooded man prowls the twilight With two wheels to carry his load. Not a burly man, rather slight, But fiercely walking on the road. He will deliver, there's no might, The mail to every man's abode. And devil come to give him flight If e'er he stray from doing right.
1 comment:
Excellent (Both the poetry and the picture)
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