SacrificeA Poem by G. CedilloLet that monster scream its entire length. I have no right to wonder what life is like under the train. On the news a drunken woman fell onto the track and, into that darkness, wrestling her from herself, two unknown angels followed. Was she stoned virginal, meant to be sacrificed? I avoid the Metro and its inexhaustible dragons roaring past crowded platforms, already tense with diminished restraint. Taxis scurry over wet streets, I hold my breath through each vapor or steam vent; it’s not superstition, or a strange vanity: I contain too many poisons. I walk when I can, noting the mulch bits my heels make of the made-up bodies of winter’s dead leaves. What do you ask of us Lord but that we go in pieces? © 2011 G. CedilloReviews
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3 Reviews Added on March 17, 2011 Last Updated on March 17, 2011 AuthorG. CedilloHouston, TXAbouti am a student in Houston Texas, wholly concerned and invested in connections, soulful whispering of the truthful heart - honest reflections, deep vibrant living, friendships - relationships, musing w.. more..Writing
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