Crying to God in the Shower
Futilely cursing every tear
it's a good thing
God is your judge
for the women
of the world
the children
the multitudinous βotherβ
we are wretchedly
unsparingly, mercilessly
agrieved
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I empty my body
of oxygen
pouring out
my grief in agony
to the heavens
pleading for justice
till the last drop
of salty moisture
is wrung
from my pores
in lamentation
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previously mangled knees
scrape against
sharp broken tile floors
time after time in prostration
emptying out all frustration
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all the tears
collectively cried from
the damaged ducts of the
victims worldwide
could scour you all
from the face of this earth
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where are they all conserved?
the tears
of the damned in this life?
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do they condense
into a searching storm cloud?
to rain on the ghouls
perpetuating the systems of
wickedness
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or do they return
to the same water cycle
the massing lot
of slaving tyrants
and throngs held captive to
degradation's sway
get to partake of?
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are we all just bathing
in the panic-hot anguish
concocted by the corrupt?
meant to lull
and control
distract from the
crumbling dystopia
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better grab a towel
the water
is running cold
K.B. Silver
About the Creator
K.B. Silver
K.B. Silver has poems published in magazine Wishbone Words, and lit journals: Sheepshead Review, New Note Poetry, Twisted Vine, Avant Appa[achia, Plants and Poetry, recordings in Stanza Cannon, and pieces in Wingless Dreamer anthologies.



Comments (2)
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I felt every word of this. My mother lived this pain, her silence, her bruises, her quiet prayers. Iβm grateful someone put into words what so many women carry without ever saying.