Monolithic Poem by Jean Renwick

Monolithic



The sand dunes of tomorrow –
Though they shift constantly with the wind –
Are no more forgiving than your diamond eyes.

The stone cliffs of yesterday –
Though they’re slowly worn down by the tide –
Are no more forgiving than your petrified heart.

The earthy faith of today –
Though it may be a consuming fire –
Is no more compelled to quicken than my cindered soul.

Wednesday, August 12, 2009
Topic(s) of this poem: faith
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Jean Renwick

Jean Renwick

Australia
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