The Web Poetry Corner - Adam Gosha - Fallen Walls and Bridges
Fallen Walls and Bridges
by
Adam Gosha
I remember the
eerie cool breeze.
It was a December
night I believe.
A feeling like
Oswald's death, and
blink, bang.
The now famous grapes
invade my spine.
I can all but slowly dive
down to the awaiting
concrete stairs, crying.
Tears and blood,
straight from the heart,
drip and blacken the future.
I see my son,
here with his mother.
Yes, my beautiful boy,
walking over his dead
father's blood.
I have been fortunate
to travel forty times
around the sun.