The Phoenix Poem by Clyde Cruz
The Phoenix
Many take shelter from pain
isolation, rage, ropes, bullets
quick and unenduring
yet some found shelter in metal plate filled rooms
body tearing machineries
and with every grunt and heave
they grind bones, muscles, blood down to ashes
hoping for rebirth.
Thursday, October 6, 2022
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