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Rachel Rode
Poems
May 2018
grief
The pain says
"I have come for you,"
And you say
"You are too blinding, I don't want to look."
Your chest is a wall of fire
The pain says
"I own buckets and I own torches."
You pick torches
Your soul is a wall of thorns
The pain says
"What can I do for you? "
You say
"Nothing, this is a dream from which I know I will wake."
Your heart is a wall of storm clouds
The pain says
"I will lend you my shoulders and my hands."
You say
"I don't have the strength in me to touch anyone yet."
Life shivers, melts, moves on
The pain says
"I have come for you."
And you look upon it and say
"Yes, I've kept you waiting too long,"
"Let's embrace as equals."
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Rachel Rode
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