Hope And A Better Day
By Michael H. Brownstein
I’m a little destitute and a little scarred
the angle of my breath
strong willed but not willing
as if a simple sentence
can be exhausting.
.
In the yard beyond pandemics
a mixing of dogs and leaf,
a fallen tree limb,
a bent metal fence.
From my apex on the porch I built
the shadow within the blue sky
bright and handsome,
a picture before me
nonplussed and gentle:
If I could open
my chest to exposé
my inner being,
would prayer pour out?
Heal the skin.
Allow the body to do the body’s work.
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