Tree Of Knowledge Poem by Derek Keck
Tree Of Knowledge
The wind tore branches from the mother in the hospital, in death, kissing her child goodbye.
The wind gave the hawk speed in catching the field mouse.
The mouse sang no praise to God in his atheism.
The hawk thought God good.
The mother wanted to see her child again.
Monday, February 16, 2015
Topic(s) of this poem: perspective
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From the Book: I Dreamed I Loved a Ghost © Derek Shane Keck
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