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Caroline Shank
Poems
Oct 2022
Bad Day
Death exits the vomitorium
on
the left.
The chalice rattles.
The king is dead.
(It slammed into my head
one night,
when you were sick )
Before the circle it was said
you
were handsome and guileless.
(You attend again, your father, locked in
in the sleep that has only one hand.
Tomorrow will solicit your stillness.)
My legs, old, are stumble, are
shaken. I wobble
like a child.
(Watch the hands that hold
yesterday. Grip the rope. )
Wrench away. Struggle. I'm
tears,
are bricks,
I tear my face.
You, beloved,
gone in the morning.
Flowers, to the sun,
turn
into your celestial orbit,
burn.
Caroline Shank
10.16.2022
RIP Jim Shank
5.10.1938 to
5.03.2022
Written by
Caroline Shank
77/F/Wisconsin
(77/F/Wisconsin)
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