A Buried SinA Poem by Natalie BeckMy shoes are
sodden carrying with them the debris of the trees Sticking to
the soles, other leaves scatter with the motion of the breeze My shovel
sinks into the earth; my effort goes into making this hole To bury a
life, a life I stole. I peer down
into its depth, and with a thud it is halfway done With the
proof of something that should never have begun The
crumbling hole masks her auburn hair To bury a
sin beyond repair. And with each
shovel of dirt that builds up hiding her away Keeps the
secret with her, just waiting to decay The chains
that bind me to her will eventually fade That’s why I
bury the pain, the pain we made. © 2013 Natalie Beck |
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