Standing redundant
in an echoing wind,
renewing your vanity
with deference to all
At home on the fringes
where truth is an orphan,
you line up your enemies
canons shot at the wall
A general of
a malingering army,
whose entitled thinkers
lay truth in the grave
The devil is calling
his pulpit awaits you,
the olive branch hollow
—your memory enslaved
(Saint David’s Pennsylvania: November, 2020)
Le Mans 1955
Its history was written
in tragedy
The period to the last sentence
—was death
(The New Room: November, 2020)
A Cold Wind
In fear of your abandon,
afraid of letting go
Alone and feeling stranded,
bereft—no kindness shown
(Dreamsleep: November, 2020)
- Author: Kurt Philip Behm ( Offline)
- Published: November 9th, 2020 09:38
- Category: Unclassified
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