The widow

The widow

A Poem by Maxwell Ryder

gods,
little g,
stupid
wannabe
deities;
you
are
stardust,
mantle
crust,
mixed,
stirred,
flush
with
little
rivers
of
blood.
you
look
for
love
thrug
windows,
eaten
by
her
black holes;
but
remember
the
widow’s
made
of
dried
mud,
too.

© 2019 Maxwell Ryder


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