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Equation of Mourning
Invent of whispers gray brought in many lights
 In many nights…
 Snow on churned earth mingled with her memory
 In late wrinkled hours
 Black eyed bird with blue eyed girls dancing on white then
 Down, down, down a cemetery monger to the
 Tragic mother, crying to waste the party. She
 Don’t know why, don’t know why.
 Fingers cross—crisscross to play
 Hopscotch in the nothing meadow
 Jump the marble stone with inscript
 In black mourn dress lace to say good bye
 Brother, goodbye, in uniformed guilt
 Bullet imbedded sleepers
 Their tragic mothers weeping in mud
 Now your own, on her knees
 Prays a witless freedom to a lost soul 
 And her belief is frayed into your nails
 Blackened, unkempt in a life
 Now wished had again.
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