Gethsemane
by
Beverly Ewart
On
the hot ground,
abandoned
tears -
wrung
out and left
to
disappear -
are
tiny rings
of
congealed dust
that
testify
to
tortured trust.
In
the night,
on
bones of tears,
the
fluid flesh
takes
shape – appears.
That
dusty place,
as
dawn draws near,
shall
drink of springs
that
once were tears.
Well done, Beverly! For a simple poem, there's a lot to explore there.
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