Death Beside the Road
Become a
Premium Member
and post notes and photos about your poem like Ann Foster.
Death Beside the Road
Held in my arms,
fragile you are... barely alive.
I can feel your faint breath on my cheek.
I can even somehow hear,
your small heartbeat.
Feather-light, that of a small bird...
Nearly stopped, almost gone.
At what cost the weighted balance,
of your soul?,
my soul?,
our measured worth...
Everything and nothing,
given for something,
no one wanted anyway.
The world is confused.
The season is not cold or hot,
but the edge of heaven,
is frozen space,
the center of hell,
an ever burning pit...
in the far north.
The power of any man;
willing to drop to his knees,
bow his head,
plead his sin...
openly,
humbly,
repentantly...
before,
God,
ever has His ear.
The angels He will send;
swords of fire,
wings of glory,
His Son...
Brightest Star,
in the skies;
both dark and light,
day and night,
forever!
Copyright © Ann Foster | Year Posted 2019
Post Comments
Poetrysoup is an environment of encouragement and growth so only provide specific positive comments that indicate what you appreciate about the poem.
Please
Login
to post a comment