Ruins

Ruins

A Poem by Jamie Wilkinson
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I'm going to Athens this summer.

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The colossal pillars of chipped marble
Stand together like jilted lovers,
Sharing secrets in stiffness,
And crumbling.

Standing here,
With fractures of glory,
And the great richness of loss,

We may find closure in their cracks.

© 2015 Jamie Wilkinson


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Comparing the pillars to lovers is quite clever and works well. Also, the way you've shaped the words is meaningful. I visited Athens while in the Navy many years ago, and there's much to see.

Posted 9 Years Ago


Jamie Wilkinson

9 Years Ago

Thank you! I can't wait to see all of the ruins.

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Jamie Wilkinson
Jamie Wilkinson

Montreal, Quebec, Canada



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