Good Friday
a vague sense of death on the hill today who wants to
stare at human decay in the sunshine
dirty people dirty criminals crucifying
themselves they bring it on themselves i can't bear
their hospital groans their families
rending garments as if they were old curtains
and the youngest son of vengeance limbs raised
blocks my view of the circling summer sky
and i cannot see him as my messiah because of my
regularly postponed inevitability and my damned
cheerful nature.
Copyright © Garth Von Buchholz | Year Posted 2016
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