Thursday, July 19, 2018

AFTER MY FATHER DIED Comments

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The sky didn't fall.

It stayed up there,
luminous, tattered with crows,
all through
January's short days,
February's short days.

Now the year
creeps towards March.
Damp days, grass springing.
The poplars' bare branches
are fruited with starlings and thrushes.
The world is the body of God.
And we -
you, me, him, the starlings and thrushes -
we are all buried here,
mouths made of clay,
mouths filled with clay,
we are all buried here, singing.
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Kerry Hardie
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Chinedu Dike 19 July 2018

Really an insightful creation written in persuasive expressions from the heart. Very philosophical and heartfelt. Thanks for sharing Kerry and do remain enriched.

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