The Web Poetry Corner - Linda Paulson Adams - condemned
condemned
by
Linda Paulson Adams
bloated worms
sprawl out and writhe on the
wet, soggy sidewalk
and water squishes through my
tennis shoes
and drips from my hair, slowly
i stand in a shallow puddle and
i watch them
they lie there helpless, some
coiled up some stretched out
and raindrops plop down upon them
some wriggle and try to reach grass
many are still. suffering. silent
a worm can’t scream
and
instead of the fresh rainwater
i smell dying worms
drowning in
raindrops and
tears
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