Lament Lent
That song that sang a bird
High in the tree tops of a lonely city.
A loss a gain
hand in hand
Human stands alone and yet
From its hips is born crying another
From the very fabric -ribs
We are created -an umbilical chain
Connecting us in an unnamable manner
We are of this earth
Which heals us and hurts us
Which gives us and takes from us
The dark and the light -respectively
Law reigns-
the sun heats and steals the moisture
Only for the sky to yield it again
Richness is lent
You can take every shred
Every dime
From the talented or otherwise talkative man
And he has left-
skin flesh and bones
And a place where he was once connected
To the ever growing chain of humanity
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