New Religions Poem by Satish Verma

New Religions

Rating: 4.5


Pure kill.
I pull out the shivering
heart in my eyes.

A rising sin. I will
not forget you, never―
your tongue bifida.

And a real―
murder of a blue-green cow
reared for religion.

That sucks. The
numbers, the lies and
the terrible abuses.

The shadows are
lengthening and you were
becoming small.

Tuesday, February 14, 2017
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Lantz Pierre 16 February 2017

The carpenter was meticulous in creating strengths. The angles were a matter of math. The grain ran the length of his life. The plane shaved the days and hours one moment at a time. Diaphanous and flammable the shavings were the father's gift to the son.

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