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Donall Dempsey
Poems
Jul 2020
THROUGH THE BEVELLED GLASS
THROUGH THE BEVELLED GLASS
the bones of the long gone dead
feel us walk across their forgotten graves
they have been stripped of all time
unaware of days that have come to pass
since last they laughed
or felt grass beneath their toes
they long to gaze at the stars
feel rain upon their faces
wish some archaeologists
would release them from this
all too heavy soil so they could feel
the sunlight of another century
warm their bones
give them names again
even if they are only guesses
at who they have been
femur speaks to femur
skull to skull
the stars are crystal
clear this December eve's
glinting through the bevelled glass
window of the local museum
Written by
Donall Dempsey
Guildford
(Guildford)
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