Skyward FiddlerA Poem by Cristina Moldoveanua procession passes round the town cathedral the wind rends the Death bas-relief near the astrological entrance clock like a wrested tiger claw
the green violin’s bow skips over strings only a sad and stony Madonna smile glides through the barbed wire of blue stained glass
the cemetery chapel is always silent one can hear stone wings breaking heavy fir branches freeze above tombs the sun sets on fire the snowfield stretched out without traces
in an endless white Sunday young trees are learning to rest women have beads of sweat on their front men cry staring at the sky time is measured in candles from stalactite to stalagmite baptized wed and departed © 2012 Cristina Moldoveanu |
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3 Reviews Added on July 15, 2012 Last Updated on July 15, 2012 AuthorCristina MoldoveanuBucharest, RomaniaAboutPoor and alone, getting old in Bucharest, Romania more..Writing
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