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Roman Street Boy

by @ChrisSaitta

The dead lie like Rome, Like toppled sunshine in stone, From a boy who had blown Into the seashell of the Forum, Heard back in restoning, the alley of home, The narrow, basket-flowered angiportum… But, lips too strong, let out unknown The stone-witherings of Medusa And the bone dust of empire.
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ChrisSaitta
55 / M / Virginia
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Written by
ChrisSaitta
55 / M / Virginia
Published
May 23, 2019
Time
1m
Tags
#poetry#poem#sad#rome#italy#streets#empire#ancientrome#forum#death
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