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Tom Orr
Poems
Nov 2012
Urbis est
Terrifying façade,
long and tall, overpowering
but frail.
Ready to crumble and fall.
Snide wire intertwined,
exit wounds in the concrete flesh.
Each thorn stood to attention,
unwelcoming guards of the now unwanted.
Block after block
of relentless alleyways,
like a labyrinth of colossal gravestones.
The sky opens.
Water rattles bullet-like,
upon the once majestic city walls.
The cathedral moans its last hymn
as the steeple betrays itself.
The descent prevails.
Written by
Tom Orr
UK
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