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The Queer Gods

The queer gods ruled the ancient world,

The ancient world was queer,

It was ancient when the queers ruled.

Now we are a whisper of the past,

Now we are a thread and gasp,

A rasp, of leaves on a summers day,

Whisked away.

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Written by

justin-blaauw

South African

Published: Feb 28, 2013
LinesWords: 744

Notes: I liked your poem One Skirt Army (on this site as well), Ugochukwu-Charles Onyewuchi. It inspired me to write this one.

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