The Circumcised HeartA Poem by Con ChapmanThe
Circumcised Heart “ . . . if then their uncircumcised heart is humbled . . .” Leviticus 26:41 For long years, there was no way in It took something more than looks" Maybe the time was right, I don't know. The swimming's no good when the tide is low; let us take our chance at the flood, and when we're done, your head will rest against my chest, a mound of flesh through which blood flows, through which you shall hear, against your ear, the beating of a circumcised heart. © 2015 Con Chapman |
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Added on March 26, 2015 Last Updated on March 26, 2015 AuthorCon ChapmanBoston, MAAboutI'm a Boston-area writer, author of two novels, ten published plays and 45 books of humor including "poetry is kind of important," and The Girl With the Cullender on Her Head, a book of light verse. .. more..Writing
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