Bury The Corpse (Stifle The Scream) Poem by Emily Myers
Bury The Corpse (Stifle The Scream)
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The silence- broken only
by the sound of the shovels
dividing the packed earth-
overwhelms the men with
cigarettes hanging limp
from sealed lips.
They shut the eyes
of the corpse-
pallid and gray-
before laying him
in a grave.
Not to be saved
From weather or bugs
Decomposition and silence
But to silence the
Memories replaying in
Their dispassionate minds
Monday, April 16, 2007
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4/26/2024 2:18:36 AM # 1.0.0.1119
you may want to work on your ending, Emily. overall, an engraving write. keep on SusxGLx