Friday, June 10, 2011

Scorn
I beg in haste sometimes,
Too fast for this world
I beg in haste for forgiveness
For food to fill a belly worn inside out,
This repentant soul, threadbare by guilt and scorn
Unfasten me in slowness, it heals all wounds in the end
So they say?
I know I beg in haste sometimes,
But I'm bleeding deep inside
Nourish me with a gilded hand
Gentleness in sweet caress
Brush me aside and I'll beg no more
But a repentant soul I'll never have
An ex-beggar's grief will weigh on me in guilt and scorn

2 comments:

Brother Ollie said...

Gilded hands - dig all four of your latest pieces. Zigman is a modern icon.

Human Paradox said...

Great lines SC. You put the images together like a complicated puzzle.