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Donall Dempsey
Poems
Sep 2021
"...THE WEPYING TYME..."
"...THE WEPYING TYME..."
my 9 year old self
bargins with God
"Let me die in her place!"
Christ on the cross
snickers with candlelight
at such impudence
"If you want a life
...a death...take me!"
"Straight swop!" I explain reasonably
I urge God again
to accept my offer
the silence deepens
the silence enters him
fills him to the brim
only a tear escapes
God un-god-ed
by my sister's death
I tell Him to go to Hell
*
The title comes from a phrase of Sir Thomas More whilst he awaited trail and execution in the the Tower of London.
Written by
Donall Dempsey
Guildford
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