Monk In His Cell Poem by james watkin
Monk In His Cell
Barely visible, he lives
As one in a clear light
Of wise empowering dawned on;
Crowns an uppermost height.
Scarecer reachable, ear-locked
Like one in attendence
Of an oration, grand spoke;
At place thunders commence.
All voices, a vulgar face
Must seem to fester out
As devils' cursing. In that feud
Spans worlds; each his lookout.
Wednesday, February 6, 2019
Topic(s) of this poem: religious,solitude
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