My Monumental Failures Poem by Day Williams

My Monumental Failures



My monumental failures
Leave me in despair
My heavenly cathedrals
Have disappeared in air

Like a broken sculpture
In the desert, bare,
The sands have covered
My body and my hair

In a degraded culture
Peasants and billionaires
Take extended detours
Around the cross and prayer

Through you alone I am assured
I'll fly when trumpets blare
To you, my Risen Savior,
And meet you in the air.

Sunday, March 28, 2021
Topic(s) of this poem: culture,despair,risen,savior
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Day Williams

Day Williams

Fresno, California
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