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The Cactus Land

Let us watch the rain fall and crack the concrete under its weight

The weight
The weight
The weight of hydrogen seems insignificant.

Atomic weight.

Jesus?
Jesus?
Jesus? Are you going to be my friend after all this?

Flogged with bullwhips and scissors 
I am the suffering. 
Find your leaves and twigs and saplings
Under fallen pillars of Old Rome. 

Let us watch the sun fall and destroy the horizon with its rays

The rays
The rays
The rays of the sun are so warm on our cold-blooded skin.

Ultra-violet rays. 

And the field is born again with superflowers
Crucified on Pagan tongues.
Horse flies and buzzards kill their thirst
In puddles of stagnant blood.

Lovers
Lovers
Lovers seek nothing in this new world but fertility and vittles.

Tasty vittles. 

Trees are grown down 
Gravity defiant.
Drown over oxygen.
Murder over life.  



Copyright 2009 (Calin Foster)

Copyright © Calin Foster | Year Posted 2009


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Date: 5/26/2016 7:33:00 PM

Calin, Enjoyed reading your thoughts and words today. *SKAT*
Date: 8/22/2009 5:32:00 AM

in your writes there is definitely love eveytime,yet everytime a mystery and pain..i can feel the pain in each write...its so evident..we all pass through pain but the flowers will always flourish in the garden once winter is gone..well penned--charma
Date: 8/15/2009 3:50:00 PM

Powerful and provocative, Calin! Love, Carolyn

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