groping
in the grotto
of my days,
the entrance
capped
by that avalanche of
grudges
too heavy to
move,
my life slowly ebbs;
cornered
in the
catacombs
by the hounds of
hell,
their foul breath
of
fear
sucking all
the air out of
my
lungs,
as the workers
of
death mortar
me in;
stumbling
in the
sepulcher's
shadows,
tripping over my
own
despair,
until my shredded
fingertips
find the rock of rages
sin has
slammed
shut
over my hopes .
. .
. . . until you came this
morning,
rolling every stone
away,
using
them to pave the
way
to
the
kingdom.
© 2012 Thom M. Shuman
Sunday, April 08, 2012
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