#stoning
It’s a revolt.
A revolution.
And in the name of God, they are building schools,
Delivering doctors, door to door.
They are conveying the message that people care,
And that no one is forgotten,
But,
Cameras are not allowed in some places.
People hoist burning American Flags which melt and,
Scar children with big brown eyes.
Women will not talk about this;
Allah is a man in uniform.
Nov 18, 2014
Nov 18, 2014 at 4:43 PM UTC
Trapped in a cavernous haze
A blazing inferno which burns on for days
Relentless, eternal
Incendiary waves
And you stand no chance of escape
Death by Stoning!
Buried in Smoke and Rock
Never Knowing
Where it all went wrong
Dwelling in a hellish abyss
Looking for the way you came in
But you're lost as your cause
And time gives no pause
To those barricaded within
Death by Stoning
Apocalyptic Revelation
All is Burning
Succumb to Smoke Inhalation
When the world is on fire
And the flames are only growing higher
Then try to ride the dragons thunder
And let it drag you under
Dying an ethereal death
Laughing at the chaos
And mayhem you left
Taking that final breath
Say Goodbye to suffering
with one final step
Death by Stoning
Apocalyptic Revelation
All is Burning
Succumb to Smoke Inhalation
Apr 1, 2017
Apr 1, 2017 at 5:43 AM UTC
.
.
Like a wounded animal
She shouted in pain
.
Were her instinct a crime?
She wondered,
Or had she gone insane
.
With eyes of guilt and shame
They gathered upon her
Once again,
.
Rivers of blood flowing
In-between her *******
Through her brain
.
Their stones did not hurt as much
As for the one, she prayed for
Deep in her heart
Was not there to explain
.
Sep 12, 2017
Sep 12, 2017 at 6:37 AM UTC
Reviles gnaw on her somber thoughts
as she hangs between beige curtains
tightly thick around her neck
absorbing lachrymal crystals under her eyes
Her many faces retreat—implode under
pressure—like glass borne on a cliff
As for her, herself, come forth many
holding stones—boulders to her—
ready to strike this candle;
intimidated by fire, she melts
And as the flames are roused
watch her re-harden: an exquisite tragedy
Dec 29, 2017
Dec 29, 2017 at 1:04 AM UTC