G. Cedillo : Writing

Bastille Day

Bastille Day

A Poem by G. Cedillo


“O Liberty! What crimes are committed in your name!” -- Marie-Jeanne Roland
The Cold War

The Cold War

A Poem by G. Cedillo


In a kinder world you and I would be separatedby barbed wire atop concrete walls with smooth raked sandbelow, so trespassers stand out to the tower gu..
Strike

Strike

A Poem by G. Cedillo


(Dialysis, Spring 2009)In my blood garbage crowds the imagined streetsthey refuse to pick up. No onecomes to cut the branches,which thrash against my ..
Power Outage

Power Outage

A Poem by G. Cedillo


Please do not forget how it sounded,when the thirsty, power-starved cityswallowed every light pool it owned,and, in that leaching, our shadowyapartmen..
Sacrifice

Sacrifice

A Poem by G. Cedillo


Let that monster scream its entire length. I haveno right to wonder what life is like under the train. On the news a drunken woman fell onto the track..
Sacrificial Heart

Sacrificial Heart

A Poem by G. Cedillo


i told my secrets into your cupped hands, you poured them back into my wounds like a salve and used your hair as gauze wrapped about my body to..
The World�s Edge and other observations

The World�s Edge and other observations

A Poem by G. Cedillo


summer hands the reins of my life back over to me again, apologetically, driving into the sleeping town where their eyes raise and lower like dre..

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