His Holiness

His Holiness

A Poem by Farrah Grahm

Chanting incantations, tempered

Brow looking to the sky for the

Promised rain. Blinking,

Expectations for mother earth to

Let the milk fall from her

Swollen bossom. Frozen joints and

Still but actively moving. He is

Pushing, digging, and burying the

Memories. He will forget his travels,

The children left behind. Exile is

Just a word. It does not include or

Convey the pain. In between the

Crossed planks and haloed tower,

You do not see the red and scarred

Face of an every man, family-less

Homeless, shelterless and loveless being.

His Holiness wil weather the drought.

He doesn'tunderstand how he

Can be unable to command her.

Nature disobeys him.

© 2009 Farrah Grahm


My Review

Would you like to review this Poem?
Login | Register




Reviews

HA, god got a kick in the a*s.
Easy to read and powerful at the same time.
Truly you are a gifted author.

Posted 15 Years Ago


wow..this was truly a wonderful poem..every word conveying meaning and substance and not over written just the right amount to get the point that hits home..

Posted 15 Years Ago



Share This
Email
Facebook
Twitter
Request Read Request
Add to Library My Library
Subscribe Subscribe


Stats

287 Views
2 Reviews
Rating
Added on September 5, 2009
Last Updated on September 7, 2009

Author

Farrah Grahm
Farrah Grahm

Miledgeville, GA



About
Trying to find me In this heart lies a tomb for memories. In my head is where their spirits go. I spend my life trying to be the one who won't disappoint, but in the past I've made each possible mista.. more..

Writing
I knew I knew

A Poem by Farrah Grahm