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Ghosts of Choking Jews


I yield palms to charcoal skies
as though attempting to pour out
my pulsing heart

For it cannot contain
these exquisite churning waves
whose salt burns behind my burdened eyelids
images of distorted earth
and bleeding Ghandi’s
marching in procession
with ghosts of choking Jews

As I, God, freeze incredulous
at the horror
as though a spectator
in a worn cinema seat








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  • Virginia Logsdon
    December 28, 2007
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    Oh, my Gosh!This is so good!


  • Grimoire
    November 12, 2007

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    Intrigued by the boldness of the title I came upon this gem. I am more in awe at the fact that you used the personal pronoun "I" in referrence to God, than I am to the title. Outstanding writing, but beyond that is the eloquent arrogance of it all. Waving my tail at you on this one...
    bye,
    HW702


    • aslanlight
      November 12, 2007
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      I have to ask, what do you mean 'Waving my tail at you'? Perhaps it's an American saying and I have no idea what it means! lol


  • anonymin
    November 1, 2007
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    LOL CHOKING JEWS


  • Balldinger silver member
    October 22, 2007

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    Penciling stitches...

    Holy depiction of a once great nation, Georgia! The incineration comes with chasing hazelwitch and Penelope Camden discourses in Polish. Your venacular carves the rough edges off and leaves a dormancy among us to whistle along with.


  • Glasyalabolas
    October 22, 2007

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    Exasperation is the order of the day when it comes to the actions of humanity, and this piece is exactly that, exasperated at it all.

    Unless there is a pardigm shift, we are proverbially...y'know, rather buggered.

    Good write.


  • ellipsist
    October 22, 2007
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    poets are on a mission to make me cry today...

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