Miracles
The church, in my town, is the only
building made of stones, the rest are
made of perishable timber
The statue of Jesus by the alter, is of
a blond, young man dressed in gold,
as are his mates, angles on the walls.
Once I found a coin on the church’s
floor I had gone in since it was cold
outside and I had little money.
I closed my eyes, asked God what to
do, pocket or collection box? There
was, I tell you, only a solemn silence
Put the coin in my pocket, together
with fluff and loose change, I had
enough for a big glass of foamy beer.
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
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