Revelations
The sky began to glow
As the moon began to dance with the sun
The moon fully present
Yet fading into the night
As the sun wades into
The ocean of clouds
Drowning me in its beams
I stare up at the sun
Prepared to go blind
Not wanting to see anything anymore
After I saw his eyes quiver
After I saw his body shiver
After I saw his blood slither
Down my face
Like a snake
Tempting me to speak its language
As it glided down my cheekbones
Dripping onto my hands
As if telling me that I could never be Pilate
That I would never be able
To wash my hands of his blood
Since I could not wash myself free
I run towards the illusion of freedom
I run through
Forests of concrete
Canopies of brick
And underbrush filled with broken glass
As The purple and pink sky
Paints buildings
As the sun ducks between them
Tracking my exodus but never showing itself
Until I stand in a beam of red light
Nearly blinded by it
My eyes rise
To see
The setting sun piercing the church
From back to front
Causing the stained glass to shine reddish orange sunlight
Onto the sidewalk and as the heavy oak door beckons
I straggle through and collapse into a pew
My mind somewhere far from where I am
And as easily as
He said that I am the am
I ask that the Lord Forgive me for my sins
Something wrong with this poem?
Replies are closed for this poem.
Your Poem's Voice
See what makes your poem unique — its voice, energy, themes, and the literary traditions it draws from.
Comments (0)
No comments yet. Be the first to share your thoughts.
Log in to leave a comment.