Escaping The Pale Horse
By T. H. Wright
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The Bridge waltzes, her legs wade— down with the Undertaker while cold rivers lurk with fishes beneath. From her skirt’s hem I took the plunge From her sweet hand I’m drowning in that river you’ve forgotten; the river’s overtaken me, sinking, pressured below— swept down with the currents. I beg you, please, look down from the brick arches. Peer out from the banks. Breathe, if just a moment. For were my legs still broken, I’d follow you back But I am floating, away from her dancing. I’m swimming on eternity