Too Many Crosses

Too many crosses lie on the hill
  with the flow of death timeless;
it comes incomparable to birth
  with more anxiety than expected anticipation.
The burial ruins accumulate in numbers unattended
  with more engraved stone than extinguished flowers;
and in the shadows created by the sun
 the ghosts neither rise nor walk.
Don't look for them
 their breath is stilled
and their heartbeat silenced
 by the crosses on the hill.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2018

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