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*I don't know the rules. If I go looking for grace and find it, what will grace* be but penance for my past, a silver sinew-thread wrapping 'round old             wrongs, gray hair for the                         fickle. I've naught but want for sweet release from this history. The bombs ignored,             repeating in gramophone static                         dripping stiff *as wet bamboo. I remember someone once sang here, once strung together* chords so sweet they rang like peace- bells beneath cloudless sky. They've             rang the bell upon my jaw and                         done no wrong. It's not so much unlike one's curiously cold reception at a funeral. The cold             and rain ****** at the skin                         during graveside hymnal. *As long as the earth continues its stony breathing I will breathe.* That which I cannot help but do. Stuck between boulders, I sing. *When it stops, I will shatter back into gravity. Into quartz.*
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Feb 26, 2018
Feb 26, 2018 at 9:54 PM UTC
Poem between lines of Akbar's "Rimrock"